Despite my effort (pickyness?) to keep all floors aligned with precision.. I managed to mess it up. LOL. As far as I can tell, this error is present even on my second post in this thread. But.. I fixed it.

And then, just as I was typing this message, I spotted a few minor mistakes. Fixed as well.

Anyway. I'm keeping the plain white border (not visible below, but you can check it in my post for the competition).

Thanks to all for your encouragement and feedback!

Well, it's time to post my entry.

I chose The Southern Gatehouse:

And this is my entry:

For those wanting to zoom in further, I'm putting one image per floor in the WIP thread, and this same image (with a better resolution) in my gallery. And if you still want more resolution, I'll be handing the FCW to Monsen for inclusion in the atlas. Which leads me to my next question:

How is everyone else sending their FCWs to Monsen? Post in the WIP thread? Private message?

EDIT: Ah, I found the answer myself:

Didn't like any of the border attempts I made.. Guess I'll leave it without a border.

Then again, we could call it a white border, right?

I'm running out of time, and I still want to "fix" a few small details (that probably aren't even visible in the image above, once the forum downscales it), but I'll fix them anyway.

There's still several other tweaks I'd like to do. Let's see how much I can accomplish.

IIRC, all the previous monthlies are included in the latest update.

So if you have version 3.98 installed, you should already have all the 2021 content installed.

CC3+ has a ton of features, and many ways to accomplish different goals.

There's also a ton of resources to get yourself familiarized with CC3+: one of them is the FAQs like you said, the help files within CC3+, there are a few PDF manuals that should be on your PC when you installed CC3+, there are a few technical posts in the blog, there's the official youtube channel, and of course there's this forum.

And with so much information, some times the best place to start is to ask for pointers right here in the forum. :)

You'll find there's a lot of helpful people here, willing to help you out.