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Monsen

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Monsen
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May 14, 1976
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Bergen, Norway
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https://atlas.monsen.cc
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Remy Monsen
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Cartographer
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  • Welcome to the Updated Forum

    Doesn't the browser save that per subdomain? Looked at my saved passwords, and I have one for www.profantasy.com, and one for forum.profantasy.com.

    SkidAce
  • September Annual: City Cliffs

    These looks great. Can't wait to find a good time and opportunity to play with them.

    Loopysue
  • WIP Novaregna

    I might have a chance in the wits category, but the steel is going to get me every time.

    Great map, but I did wonder a bit where the large lake in the middle of the largest island was getting it' water from.

    [Deleted User]jmabbott
  • Guide: Posting Maps & Images

    Example - Post with gallery link, embedded image and attachment

    This post includes an inline image, and a link to show a larger version from the gallery, as well as the same image uploaded as an attachment. There is also a link to the community atlas at the bottom showing how the forum automatically creates "rich" links just by pasting the URL on a line of it's own (the site you link to must support this to get the best result).


    Full Size image here (Warning; large file)

    See my full gallery here

    The rich link below was created automatically by the editor by pasting "https://atlas.monsen.cc/Maps/Corgin" on it's own line and hitting enter.


    Loopysue[Deleted User]ShessarDaltonSpencejmabbottBarlimanRaikoWyvernJoel M
  • Input a scanned map

    You can easily import one or more scanned map into CC3+.

    Do note that it will only be a flat background element, it won't be converted to actual CC3+ symbols and entities, and won't be modifiable inside CC3+, as CC3+ isn't an image editor. What most people do is to import a scanned map and keep it as a background image to trace over inside CC3+, to basically recreate the map in CC3+, using the scanned map as a guide.

    You can also keep the scanned map as a background element and place things on top of it, but that might look a bit weird, depending on the map, since the style of the background probably won't match the style of the CC3+ symbols.

    Octorilla