I got so busy doing things and having various household appliances break down on me (like the boiler - just before the coldest week so far) that I forgot to show you the example map I did for Sinister Sewers, which was published yesterday as the March issue of the 2024 Cartographer's Annual.

I know there's a huge gap between the last image I posted and this one, but that's just the way life happened to me right at the end of developing this style.

Ralf covered creating tiles (wilderness ones in his example) quite recently in this live stream.

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That was Merelan City, and the thread is hugely long and would take about a year to read.

But to answer your question succinctly - yes each tier was smaller like a very steep hill. Each tier also had it's own set of subsheets so that the roads and buildings for each tier were 'on' that tier. I think it has about 135 sheets in all. The export is too large except in my album here, and the FCW has too many unpublished textures in it to be of much use.

They only really work at the default scale of 1.

You can use them at other scales, but not as a connecting symbol. To do that you would need to right click on the map while you have the symbol on your crosshair, and set the bottom two checkboxes like this, then paste them individually.

No, there's no Discord that I know of.

The best technical help is more available on the forum right here, where it's also possible to upload many more file types and much larger images than on other platforms.

There is an FB Group, but you will have to answer the questionnaire before you are accepted.