Well, I listen to Rock & Metal. Mostly NWOBHM with Metallica, Megadeth, Accept, Helloween and Amon Amarth thrown in. If I'm feeling chill, I'll set the playlist to rock, which includes Led Zep, Deep Purple, Whitesnake, Van Halen, Live, Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters.

Great job! Is it just me or are the shadows on the overland maps a bit off? It looks as though things are floating.

Well...nothing overly insightful here. I came to CC3+ from Ps. Learning both programs, not the art of good map making, took me about the same time to get to a similar level of proficiency with the software. However, I can make much better looking maps, in a wide variety of styles with CC3+ for far less effort, much quicker than I could even dream of in Ps.

Hi Folks,

Here is a bit of an update. Added the wall mask, fixed up those weird walls and the typo so graciously pointed out by @Wyvern. Added room labels and a couple of pits. Now to figure out the contents of each room bearing in mind the fire/ice theme, this one is obviously going to feature fire for the same reasons as @Quenten. Though with the weather over here at the moment you wouldn't believe we he had such a disastrous fire season last year. We picked up our eldest Grandson after visiting my sister's and copped a wicked storm on the way home. Unfortunately I'd left our party gazebo up (which was pegged down but not guyed down) after having Christmas Day at our place yesterday and it got uplifted and is now ruined...

@Monsen I tried that with breaking the wall but that didn't work for me either. Must be something weird with my machine. I'll try again and if it doesn't work I'll delete and copy a similar sized room...

@Wyvern Yes, he is. In my version of the world civilisation started in Ireland,and rightly decided to spread out as it's too bloody cold and they were all sick of potatoes! You cheeky bugger... P.S: Any Irish readers, no offence meant. I'm Scottish by birth so feel free to have at me!