Cute girl Kert. And a lovely boy you have there Quenten. Also quite a handsome little fellah there Maidhc.

Here's Jack in one of his typical postures, usually pushing the keyboard off the desk and into my lap, or using his tail to do some touch-typing or hitting the mouse buttons (cat tails are much more proficient at both typing and clicking that I could ever have imagined before I got a cat)

(Shessar - Maybe we need a long-haired cat?)

Those are absolutely lovely. Maybe you should do a household animal annual?

Those looks great. But there doesn't seem to be a cat lounging on any of them??

This week, I'll just play a bit around with dungeons and look at ways to handle secrets hidden in them. Maybe we'll uncover something?

You'll find the time either in the forum sidebar, or by click on on the video above.

Not by using the grid command, no. The "even columns are higher" option is just for hex grids due to the way hexes work, they have to alternate, but it is not a generic feature for offsetting grids.

It is too late for me to go into detailed explanations right now, but you should be able to do this by setting up a symbol fill. Symbol fills use repeating patterns, so you just need a fill style symbol (which is a regular symbol) that captures the minimum repeating pattern you will need, probably a 2x2 grid square pattern, but with the left column offset.

Give me a word if you can't figure this out by yourself and no one else replies with the instructions and I'll come back with more details when I have time and is awake.