It looks fine as it is, but if you don't want it quite so patchy lay down some medium grass terrain anyway. The blotches should stay on top unless you've reordered the sheets.

No need to appologise Scott. There are some marvelous stain examples on it, and that was why you showed it.

Looking at the way the ends are apparently still tied up as a rolled up scroll might be, and considering that no one has claimed it as their own work, it's likelly to be an AI image. AI doesn't understand that ties don't go through the actual scroll like shoelaces in a boot.

But yes - it does illustrate a point.

I've just realised I got a little confused between this thread and the latest comments on "Looking for Symbols". There's a bit I wrote just there that is probably more relevant to this thread!

If you want to make it so the All.FSC catalogue opens with the map as it opens each time you can edit the map note|CC2NOTES| called OnOpenMacro like this:

SYMICONMR

SYMICONFLOAD CC3MH

MENUDM @fcw32.mnu

CATALOG @Symbols\Maps\Mike Schley Hex\All.FSC

Make sure there is still a single blank line after the last line of text, but only one. And don't forget to save the map before closing it.

Nice maps, Nemo :)

Do you have the sheet effects turned on?