@Royal Scribe That is a lovely map. I forgot to say while I was absorbed by the mystery of the green stripes.

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@Ralf It's a really beautiful style :D I don't think you will get much peace now everyone knows what you can do with good old pen and ink ;)

How curious. Maybe Ralf will reveal the mystery when he does the live mapping session.

It's possible the beach isn't wide enough to go completely under the faded edge of the grass. Try editing the EFI on the grass sheet to make the faded edge narrower. The alternative is to use the node edit tool|CC2DYNEDIT| to move the nodes of the inner side of the beach polygon further under the grass.

The nodes aren't visible in CC, so it's a case of clicking with the node edit tool on the inner edge of the beach poly until you grab one. You then move it by dragging the mouse and then click to reposition it. On to the next node... and so on.

Sure you can :)

Start a new map of that style, but make it big enough to contain all the floors you have - so maybe twice the width and three times the hieght, or three times the width and twice the height (for all 6 levels to be together in that one large map).

Then copy and paste just the structure and labels (without the legend or hyperlinks, or any of the background and frame bits and pieces) from each of your existing maps into the new map. That way you still have all of your original single level maps as well as the new grand house plan of everything.

Ah yes, good point Don.

That's another keyboard command. Type and hit enter. You will need to read the prompts in the command line at the bottom though. It will ask you for a distance. Use 0 (zero) to start with. If that doesn't do the trick try 0.1.