Hi MakerofWorlds :)

Assuming you have downloaded the installer from your account page and installed it, try clicking the little folder button at the top of the symbol pane and re-open the Structures catalogue file.

And there I was thinking it might be some kind of colour thing...

Try playing with the colour of the grass and soil. I think the grass is a bit too blue, and both the grass and the soil are a bit too colourful. That's not the same as too pale. The colour is just a bit too intense.

Thank you! :)

All the terrain colours are drawn on the same sheet and blurred into one another before they are blended to the parchment background. So the answer is kind of yes and no. Yes it matters if you suddenly cover all your mountain background with lots of green lowland grass colour, but no, because you can easily bring the mountain background polygons back to the front using the bring to front tool.

Similarly, if you wanted to put a general greenish background behind what you have already done to cover all the white (not saying you should, but just as an example), you could draw that map-wide extent and then send it to the back of that sheet.

Hi James :)

Go to Options in the Tools menu and check the little box called 'Display floating prompt'.

Ok Joe. Thanks for the explanation.

You could do the same thing in GIMP, using Select all, and then shrink the selection by 2 pixels and do a Crop to selection.