Yes, but it's easier if you export the map to CC3 and edit them as vectors.

If you are exporting the map direct from FT3 and not using CC3 at all, and the problem is that you ran Rind Rivers with settings that didn't give you what you wanted, you can Clear Rivers, and/or Delete River Overlay and try Find Rivers again with longer rivers at a higher resolution (resolution is controlled by increasing the Editing resolution in the World Settings). It's much faster than hand editing.

To get an editable raster image river overlay you need to check the 'Keep River Overlay' box when you initiate the Find Rivers tool, and then open the overlay window and make it both visible and active.

That's pretty good :)

The only problem I can see is that the furniture now looks too perfect compared to the floor.

Ooooo! Booleans!

:D

Use the Multipoly tool |CC2MPOLY2| to combine them into one shape.

Two smooth shapes with different properties.

As long as they aren't touching, all shapes will be preserved as they are, but multipoly will make them behave as if they are one shape and impose universal properties on them. These two solid shapes took on the green colour picked in the palette and active in the Status Bar at the time the multipoly was created.

If they partially overlap you will end up with a hole where the overlap is.

If one lies within the other, the smaller inner shape will become a hole in the larger shape.

You can change the properties of a multipoly, but you can't edit the shape or trace it. To do either of those things you have to explode them again using the Explode button, which can be inconvenient. Unless there is a good reason for using a multipoly (for example, if you need to be certain that all the land of a global landmass will be affected if you change properties by picking once on any part of it), I recommend leaving the polys as they are - separate.

They really are below the landmass.

The sheets are in the order in which they are rendered, which means the RIVERS sheet is rendered before the LAKES sheet, and both are rendered before the LAND sheet. Move the LAND sheet up to just underneath the NAVIGATION LINES sheet and you should be ok.