Here is a really time intensive solution. It's only a solution if you want to spend the time doing it.

Add a new sheet called SHADOWS or somesuch logical name, then draw a black polygon that is the full extent of both of those shadows. Move the sheet in the list to a position where it is drawn below the floor level, then add a small blur effect and a transparency effect and turn off all the shadows you've just traced on the other sheets. The idea is to replace all the shadows from all the different sheets with one general shadow.

This week in live mapping, Ralf will be showing off the latest Cartographer's Annual issue: Hand-drawn Dungeons.

Come along and join the chat live to see how it's done or ask questions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXASkmlLVgQ

Or watch it any time here on the forum.

This thread is not monitored during the show, but is a place where you can ask questions or discuss things before or after.

About those line styles...

There was a blog, and I wasn't just imagining it, but it was a kind of advert for one of the Commands of the Week by Remy. So here is the link to that thread:

I don't think they can, but I might be wrong as I'm no great tech. I just remember things reasonably well.

These are the export formats available through "Save as..." on FT

And these are the formats availabe in save as on CC3

There are a few vector formats at the bottom of both these lists, but none are SVG. Maybe you could find an online converter for one of the AutoCad formats? I've never wanted to do this myself, so I can't tell you how successful that may or may not be.

The link at the top will take everyone to the new second attempt at this show this week.