Thank you AEIOU :)

I've done a bit more to it all in the last couple of hours. Where I was going to draw all the symbols as vector symbols I've run out of time to do that, so I'm using some of the Jonathan Roberts dungeon symbols instead.

The cavern needs a lot more rearranging. I want to have a field of stalagmites, and a larger lake full of ice floes for the living-dead dragon to fly out over when it launches its attack on visitors trying to steal it's treasure.

I've enlarged the map to 400 ft square to give me a bit more breathing space.

The City Cliffs are an experiment. I don't know if the resolution will be good enough.

This week Ralf will take a detailed look at the various types of entities and their properties in CC3+.

Come along and join in the chat, or watch later when you have time.

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This Live Mapping session is the second part of last week's "Live Mapping: Selecting and Editing in CC3+"

To do that you would need to duplicate the existing grass fill by opening the Fill Style Properties dialog, selecting the grass fill, clicking new, and giving it a slightly different name. Then you can change the scale settings for the second grass fill without affecting the original one.

I really like the floating island in the Wurm Wastes. Nice effects. And the cliff coastline in the bottom map is good.

I'm not sure about the mountain placement. Ranges don't usually form circular shapes, so they feel a bit unnatural. However, since there's clearly a lot of work involved here You could always say they are 3 supervolcano calderas. Maybe that's what you meant them to be anyway, in which case they are perfect.

Nicely done :)

I think I like the top map more.