If they are just inserted images, you can use :CC2EDIT: on the red x to see and change the path. If they are symbols, you can do the same, but you need to open the symbol up for editing from the Symbol manager, you can't do it straight in the drawing.

Note that sometimes it is a bit hard to select them when trying to change them, especially since numeric edit is a single-pick tool. The thing to keep in mind here is that the edge isn't always exactly where it appears to be. The trick is usually to zoom out a bit, so the pick aperture becomes large compared to the edge.

You can also use the REPLACEIMAGENAMESDWG command to do mass replace. See this blog article for more information.

This is a very nice map.

I guess you are using it for a battle-map though? Personally, I am not too fond when everything lines up with the grid, but that is often a tradeoff when you make battle maps, since it makes things much clearer for combat purposes.

The voting for the competition is now over. Thanks for voting for your favorites, and thanks to everyone who participated in the contest.

In total, 30 people voted for their favorite maps, and after tallying up the score, this is the result.

• 1st place ($75 voucher), with 121 points - @Ricko Hasche with Metzvel
• 2nd place ($50 voucher), with 49 points - @Shessar with Ober
• 3rd place ($25 voucher), with 44 points - @Lorelei with Naru Village

Not far behind, Quenten and Mathieu Gans share 4th place with 35 points.

And of course, part of this competition was also about reaching 1000 maps in the atlas, a great milestone, and one of the maps submitted has been randomly drawn to receive the honor of being the official 1000th map in the atlas.

And that honor (and a $50 voucher) goes to @Royal Scribe with Fon'Anor

Thanks again to everyone who contributed. I loved every single map entered into the competition, but we had to declare some winners. But even if you scored dead last, I noticed that every single mapper did end up with several votes, so every single one of you had at least one map that multiple people thought should be in the top three. If anyone wants to see the exact votes, they can go back to the voting topic and check them out.

I'll get the vouchers out in a couple of days, and also hopefully start integrating the maps into the atlas as well, but that will take a little while. I may also need to have you fix things if there are any problems, like invalid bitmaps and such.

They're also all listed with a brief description in the accompanying program manual, page 65 and onwards in the current version.

I asked about the anti-virus because some of them can be a bit eager locking the files while they scan, preventing legitimate access long enough for a program to error out, but at this time, it was more of an exploratory question rather than nailing it as a culprit. It could be the issue, but it might just as well have nothing to do with it.

It is hard tracking down the problem, but it doesn't really seem Vintyri-related. The Menu_recovery.bat calls the standard CC3MenuConfig command, and based on the text in those error messages, it seems like a lot of errors are thrown from the "default" pass where it process the official CC3+ menu config file (Menu_recovery.bat first does a run to process the Vintyri-provided file, then finishes up by the standard PF one.)

But if it works for you after manual editing, I guess that is at least an acceptable workaround.