I agree with Remy. I think we have different cultural views in play here. In the UK you can have several pubs on the same street, even today.

On the Bevel, Lighted it is possible to make the bevel concave by increasing the value of the Slope Curve.

With a bit of fiddling you can reverse the shading to show the effect of a hollow by unchecking the Global Sun Direction and setting the Azimuth to 180 degrees from the global sun settings.

With the ordinary Bevel, you can't make the curve concave, but you can reverse the shading by checking the Invert Colors box. That would make the polygon appear to be sunken instead of raised.

Hi everyone! :D

Ralf will follow in Remy's footsteps in tomorrow's live mapping session, and create a village map for the Community Atlas 1000th map Competition.

Come join us live on Youtube and join in the chat here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Al6R2xhqfl4

Or watch it later here on the forum.

We look forward to seeing you in the chat :)

Here's a short checklist of the repair process:

• Delete the forests in your existing map, save the map and close CC.
• Download a fresh installer for Sarah Wroot Revisited, and install it by right clicking the icon and picking Run as Administrator. Use the Repair option, and allow CC to open the example map at the end of the installation.
• Reopen your map and try drawing a new forest.

If that doesn't work you might have to contact Tech Support.

You're welcome :)

Remember to reset the default symbol scale to 1 once you have finished your forests and trees, or all your symbols will be smaller than expected.