Thank you :)

CC4 Overland is only a style, not the app itself. The reason it's called CC4 Overland is because it's intended for release with the upgrade to CC4, just like the mapping style called CC3 Standard Overland was released when CC2 was upgraded to CC3.

Because it's a style rather than the app itself, I imagine that it could be used as easily on CC3+, though I'm not sure if it will be available separately if you don't have CC4 when it comes out. That kind of decision lies in the future.

That's really interesting about the hills and the mountains. Thank you :)

This week, Ralf is back with a demonstration of how to make a map using the March Annual issue - the new overland style "Birdseye Continental".

Come along and learn how it's done first hand and join in the chat here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAOtenhrHRY

Or watch it here on the forum if you prefer*

*This thread isn't monitored during the live show, but is a place you can ask questions if you miss it.

When does a mountain become a hill, or a hill become a mountain? I've got all of them now I think.

Thanks for the suggestions :)

Those green mountains in Spectrum were more about matching the terrain details. I don't think I did a mountain background for that style, so there had to be mountains for every occasion. There is likely to be a mountain background in CC4 Overland, though I haven't really made my mind up about that yet.

Lovely idea with the background map.

I think the first sentence has been duplicated.

Yes, I have been thinking of ranges. These models are basic inspiration and could be combined in a range symbol once I get past the basics of how big to make them and how much to modify the general appearance.

The smoother hills are a popular request.