Thank you - though the falls were by far the easiest part. They are just white scribbles done in AP on top of the finished cliff image, and took me about 5 minutes to do right at the end.

With me I think the last one for tonight is about a certain anxiety that it might actually be rubbish and I was just wishful thinking it into perfection. It has the same feeling of mild panic attached to it as suddenly realising half way around the supermarket that I might not have properly locked the front door on my flat, or sometimes I think I might have left my car lights on :P

With time quite short now for getting things done for November's issue (they have to be on Ralf's desk by mid October so that he can do all the technical stuff that to my relatively non-technical mind appears to be magic), I think the lava flows and falls will have to wait until the next time.

I lied, but this is definitely the last one tonight. I just had to check that the waterfalls worked properly before I called them done.

Last one for the evening. There's a full set of ice cliffs to go with the rock cliffs.

It's a little tricky nudging things around to make it work properly but you can get a glacier effect if you try.

It's the thing that confuses most people to start with. CC3 sheets are the same thing as PS layers. Meanwhile, CC3 also has layers, but they are used for something else entirely - grouping stuff mainly.

You're welcome, Jim. They will take some care to place properly, though, because these are not a connecting symbol set. They are just symbols that match up if you put them in the right place and the right order. As with walls in Per3 - start at the back and work to the front.