Thank you, Remy :)

I didn't want to limit them to only ever being used in dense forest, so I didn't draw any trees in the symbols. To start with I put them on the same sheet as the tree symbols, but found they were being obliterated a bit too much by the trees after using Sort symbols in Map. There is no reason why they can't be more carefully placed (the trees that is) so that they aren't as obscured, but I lifted them above the canopy so that you could see what they really looked like.

They might do, but I haven't been checking it against Spectrum, and I know for certain that I have used a slightly lower angle to do this set where I sometimes find Spectrum a little too steep. It might work. You will have to try it.

Here is the latest extract of the style showing some of the structures I've been working on.

Hi Everyone :)

In this week's Live Mapping Session Ralf will be using Medio's great new Erdan Worlds style to make an overland map.

Come along and join in the fun - learn how to use this new issue of the 2021 Cartographer's Annual, or just get to see a bit of what you will have if you buy the annual.

Fantastic job, Medio.

I'm really looking forward to finding a bit of time to use it :)

I tend to use the Edit menu for text edits, but you can use the numeric edit button too (second image).

You can get your toolbars back by going to the View menu and picking Toolbars... which is right at the bottom of the dropdown menu. That will bring this dialog up. You can see which of the options I have checked. My setup is only different to the default one because I have done away with the Color bar. You can get to the palette by clicking the little colour swatch in the top row, and I was keen on keeping as much of the screen for the map as I could. Each time you click one of the checkboxes the position arrow changes, so make sure you have them all with the correct arrow, or your toolbars will end up in odd places. That's a bit confusing for a new mapper.