Thanks, Sue.

NEVER would've thought of that. I appreciate and will experiment.

Remy, I'm looking at the Edit line Style dialogue and shaking head. I'll search for a tutorial. I remember Ralf doing this in a video not awfully long ago.

thanks

Cal

Well, continuing on. I have issues heh.

1: Hard edge to snow line

2: Can't decide whether edge striping is good or bad heh

3: I dislike the dashed 'track' line, but can't find the dotted line in styles

4: Not sure if vignettes are large enough

5: I can't find suitable structure style for inns, towns, etc.

Any advice on these and other issues would be very helpful, please.

thanks

Cal

Greets, fellow artists

Well, working on another map from my game world, Estonisch. Trying to keep it in a similar style to others for continuity. This one is giving me many hassles 😁

Anyway, please critique. Can use all the help I can get...

Still a lot to do...

Cal

I go with my own world, always. It always starts with a map. Once I have that settled, then I know the backstory/history, then on to current events and the adventures. I usually have a very large map showing what I feel would be known to players and that encompasses the entire continent. Then, I go for more regional maps for details and so on. Then, down to city maps, battlemaps, and a 'dungeon' or so (we tend not to run dungeon-crawl adventures in the style of RoleMaster).

Using this method keeps me constantly drawing maps heh. Which can be a good and bad thing. 😁

Dak, I absolutely love your maps and drawing style. Keep 'em coming!

Cal

Alas, I do not. However, since you say work is happening for FT3+, then I shall possess myself with patience. 😁

Cal