And another map in the atlas. This time it is @MattyEH's map. Thanks for participating in the contest and contributing to the atlas.

Questions

• I know I have lots of fills (textures) installed, but they aren't available in my map.
• My drawing tools are missing their textures (or show incorrect textures)
• I've imported new fills into my map, but they don't show up in the drawing tools window.
• I can't select entities properly
• My symbols disappear when I scroll/zoom
• My symbols/tools draw on the wrong sheet
• Autosave prompts are annoying
• Exporting takes a very long time
• Some effects (like shadows or lights) stop short on my exported image
• I get a Source file not found error message when installing the latest update

This thread contain some of the more common issues users of Campaign Cartographer experience. This is a good list to check if you have an issue, and it is a good place to point people asking questions in the forum if their solution is found here.

You'll also find another FAQ over at the main ProFantasy page which covers some types of questions not addressed here.

If you point people to this thread, I recommend pointing them directly to the right question. You can get the URL directly to any comment by right-clicking the post date (below the poster's name) and select 'Copy Link Location' (wording varies a bit between browsers, but will be something similar) to copy the URL to your clipboard for pasting into another post.

Fills are only available in the map they belong in by default. To use fills from other map types, they need to be imported into the map first. Quickest option here is to use Draw -> Insert file and insert a map file from the style containing the appropriate fills. Note that once you have the map on the cursor ready to place, you can just hit Esc instead of actually placing it, once you've gotten to that stage, the fill definitions have actually been copied.

As for Sue's snow, as she says in her post, it is using a solid color pale blue fill, so no special fills at all needed for that one.

Four new maps in the atlas from the contest. This time it is the excellent contribution from @Arcwynd.