Mark have fixed this issue now. It was caused by an issue with the old installer version. He's built a new version, 2.2, which is now available for download from the same location as the old one.

There are no differences in the content between this new installer and the previous 2.1 from the site, so anyone running the current version don't need to go get the new one, the only difference is that the new version don't try to uninstall stuff if you upgrade from a previous version using it. If you have downloaded the 2.1 installer but haven't used it yet, then you should probably go get the new one instead, but again, this issue was only a problem if you already had an install of the CSUAC and tried to upgrade it, it was never an issue for new installs.

Just the time you wished to had splurged for that computer-brain interface......

Ouch, that looked worse than I would have expected.

Try using TRACED on it instead (Just type the command on the command line).

A positive offset makes it larger than the original. You can experiment a bit with the smoothing distance, but since the outline of this effect probably should be more smooth than the actual coastline, a value of 1-10 may be appropriate, depending on your map scale.

Your maps are nice, but I notice several of your fills look horribly pixelated. This is either due to their scaling being really wrong for this map, or the resolution settings being wrong. You can check the resolution settings by going to :CC2RESMODE: and set them to manual - very high and see if that changes anything. If it doesn't, you'll need to edit the scaling for the fills, which you can find by clicking the fill style indicator in the top right, go to the bitmap files tab, select the correct fill, and severly reduce the values under 'scaled'.

Also, I would recommend replacing that old "striped" stone texture. That is an ancient legacy fill from the CC2 days, you should have better stone variants available.

Also, those castle walls will look nice with a small bevel applied to them, it helps enhance the 3-dimensional feeling of the wall.

I assume you refer to the image gallery here on the forums?

If so, the answer is no unfortunately. The image gallery plugin that is in use here doesn't support sub-albums or non-image files (you already have the ability to create multiple albums). And there aren't any real alternatives to this plugin either.