I can't say if they would work with any style in particular since they were created a couple of years before I started making any dungeon scale annuals, but the maze map was done using a DD3 template with DD3 fills and assets.

I'm looking at a couple of weeks before I can really sort this out, but its on the 'To Do' list.

I should warn you that where I wasn't really aiming to make them perfect at the time the quality isn't perfect. They do look a bit false close up. This was before I got really high tech with vegetation - pre Blender trees. But if all you want is a quick maze they might do. I got a few of the set working to get a better screen shot. The rest is still red crosses at the moment.

Imperial only as well.

I've located the original work files for this set of hedges from about 3-4 years ago. Unfortunately the symbols themselves need to be regenerated and the source files look a bit of a mess. But is this the sort of thing you were looking for? If it is then I can do a free symbol pack here on the forum, but it may have to wait for more pressing projects to be completed first. That might be several weeks.

Just to make sure we are all talking about the same thing here, this is a screen shot illustration of the process Ralf described.

Click the new map button...

That brings up this dialog:

Then you select the Cities option and click Next, which brings up this dialog:

If SS6 is installed you should find the highlighted option near the bottom of the list - shown in the above screen shot.

Then you click Next again and go through the process of creating a new map in the SS6 style.

The question then is: which part of this isn't working?

Hi everyone! :D

This week, Ralf will be creating a map with the Baedecker-inspired 1930s Street Maps style from the Cartographer's Annual Vol 5.

If you don't like YouTube you can watch it right here:

Or you can come and join in the live chat here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzWirHveCM8

The bundle is an encore or repeat of the Maps Bonanza humble bundle from 2021.