And here are the maps from @jmabbott in the atlas. Thanks for a great submission. And according to my records, I have now processed the entire back log. Again, tell me if I forgot anything.

I did make a script for tile exports that is part of annual issue 129. It is probably overkill for 9 tiles, but it can do the job, you only need to slightly modify it so it doesn't piece the tiles back together when done (the main idea with this script was to be able to export larger images than CC3+ can handle in one go).

But for just 9 tiles, the manual option is just as simple. Set yourself up a new snap grid that is 100 by 80, turn on snap and cursor snap, and then just run a rectangular section export manually 9 times. You just need to remember which sections you have done when clicking the corners for the next, the snap grid should ensure the sizes gets perfect with no hassle. (Obviously, the pixel dimensions needs to be set up correctly in the export dialog as well, but CC3+ remembers these, so just set them up correctly [using the correct 5:4 ratio matching your map pieces] for the first segment)

Wyverns maps are now in the atlas. Thanks for the contribution. With these 10 in we have already passed 550 maps.

A batch of great maps from @Quenten . This includes his contest entry, which means all contest maps are now in the atlas. I've also updated the contest page on the atlas site, and handed out the forum badges to the contest winners, so everything should be up to date.

As far as I know, the only thing currently in my backlog is a set of maps from @Wyvern . Everything else is either processed and added to the atlas, or I have gotten back to you requesting some kind of correction or information from you. So, if you are NOT Wyvern, but still miss me adding something you've sent me, please notify me immediately, as that means I've overlooked something. People send me maps multiple ways, as attachments to forum posts both in this common thread and in individual threads, as email and as forum PM's, so it isn't always easy keeping track of everything. I do always post in the forum when adding new maps, either in this thread, or in the WIP thread for that map, so if you haven't noticed me posting about adding your map, it might be wise to check the atlas.

Anyway, here's Quenten's new maps