@Maidhc O Casain If you click the link above and download the file, then copy it into this folder to overwrite the existing file by the same name, then reopen CC3 - that will have the same effect as the installer.

@Symbols\Maps\Ancient Realms

That's why I suggested it, but the side effect is that Medio won't be able to take land feature textures and shading right up to the edge of it like they are right now.

Now that uploading larger images here (several times larger than you can on FB) is possible, and with equal ease, I mainly visit the FB Group to help new users and test the water with new ideas.

When I post a map I post in both places, though I usually run better WIP threads right here on the forum where I can always find my stuff. I don't waste time trying to find and continue old FB posts, so the information there is bitty and all over the place compared to here.

Interesting but otherwise useless fact: There may be a discrepancy between what Americans call mold and what Brits call mould. To me, a mould is never green, being more like a slime mould or fungus. Anything green is algae, lichen or moss.

Ralf generates a grid and index of place names next to the map in this video here.

This link is direct to the point where he starts that process, though if you have time to sit and watch from the beginning it is a nice overall learning experience.