I'm looking forward to seeing this, if you'd like to share your work in progress.

I'm planning to design a mostly-underground dwarven city, and will have a separate FCW file for each level of the city. My usual approach is to create one level, then make a copy of that FCW file for the next level. That way, all of the new sheets and sheet effects don't have to be recreated each time. But with that approach, I then have to add the navigation links at the end and copy them into each FCW file.

If you follow Sue's approach, that automatically creates all of the individual FCW files and then adds all of the hyperlinks for each level, simplifying it. (And you can always change the font type and size of the automated navigation links later if you want.) If you don't plan to add lots of new sheets or sheet effects, it's a more straightforward way of doing it.

Happy holidays, Quenten, and everyone else here.

I recommend saving your maps in within your Documents folder, not with the software or the assets.

Oh, yeah! Dwarves had the ability to detect slopes, an advantage that was probably worthless in actual game play. If the slope was enough to cause problems, it would be steep enough for anyone to notice it.

Procrastinating on something else, so decided to do a little mapping instead. A quiet, peaceful stroll around the lake in winter.

Act I

Act II

Careful out there, looks like the ice may not be so solid...

Act III

Uh oh.....