All artwork in .png format can be used in CC3+.

Generally just put the .png files in a folder under the Symbols\User folder in your CC3+ data directory, and optionally import them into symbol catalogs.

Of course, CC3+ symbols are more than just the backing image, they have properties and configuration to make things easier, like houses that aligns to roads and doors that cut walls and symbols that automatically go to the right sheet. Artwork not made for CC3+ won't have all these properties unless you set everything up for it.

When tracing, it is important when picking the entity to trace that you pick a point that is part of the traced portion. CC3+ uses this pick point to determine which way to send the trace around the entity.

This week, it is my turn to bother you again. This time I am going to be talking a little about how to make printable dungeon tiles that you can use to assemble a dungeon on the fly during your sessions.

As usual, the video will start at 18:00 Norwegain Standard Time. If you for some reason don't happen to live in Norway, you can find the time in your timezone by clicking the handy YouTube video link below, or you can look at the listing in the forum sidebar to the left, if you are logged into the forum, it should display it in your local time.

I seemed to already have an account on there, so gave him an answer, but my answers in this regard are unofficial, I can't give an official license interpretation on behalf of ProFantasy, for that he needs to contact them directly.

That can be an advantage, but remember it is valid for the entire session, so it will affect future maps opened in the same CC3+ session. Not likely to negatively affect most maps though, but worth being aware of if something weird happens.