This batch of maps have now been added to the atlas. Thanks for a great contribution @Ricko Hasche

This set also put us above the 900 map threshold. This means we are now clearly larger than the old FR Atlas.

The start of most of your rivers look a bit weird. Kind of looks like they simply start in the middle of the valley floor. Maybe get them all up into the the hills/mountains at the edge there, which is where they flow from I presume. The merging of the two flows of the lotus river also looks a bit too right-angle to me.

Level of detail seems fine to me, but those settlement symbols look like they are a tad too small, they can be difficult to see in the final printed version. They are all named though, which makes this a bit less important since people will also be using that to identify them.

The forum software doesn't have a merge feature unfortunately.

However, I can remove your old account. However, if that old account has posted any messages, I would rather keep it around even if those comments are old to conserve the topic integrity, and instead just disable the account (and I can remove any detail from it if desired). Sounds OK?

I'll need to know the username or email address of the old account to remove, and I'll also need proof that this actually your account. (Sending me a PM from it is fine)

Run the CC3MenuConfig.exe found in the data directory.

Or just run the latest update again (Just tell it to continue if it insists you already have a newer version). The update will pull the latest menu config from the internet.

Also worth noting: There is only one custom palette. The custom palette is NOT the same as the one attached to the map. When you save a custom palette, a file named fcw32.pal is saved int he CC3+ data directory. Whenever you try to reload the custom palette, it is this file that will be loaded regardless of the palette attached to the map.

The palette attached to the map should be automatically loaded when the map is opened.