Mirror: You can mirror an image by selecting it and clicking the mirror button. Now click on one of the rotate buttons ('rotate 90', 'rotate 180', 'rotate 270', 'reset') to rotate it. Rotating a piece: Click on whichever piece(s) on the map you wish to rotate (including draggable pieces) so it has the blue highlight again. Note that the draggable and the label layers have to be toggled off to access the bottom pieces. Now click on any of the pieces from the selection menu (outward corners, inward corners, etc.), the highlighted square is now turned into whichever piece you selected. Adding a piece to the map: Click on whichever map piece you wish to change (you can select multiple), it will have a blue highlight if it's selected. To do all this the instructions are as follows: You can also rotate all pieces, mirror them, you can change the map size and you can drag around and resize the draggable pieces. If you thought 1180 different images was all you were getting you thought wrong. It might sound a little confusing, but the following images should help explain it. For the top and bottom it will be left, right and the middle, for the sides it will be top, bottom and the middle. To create the maps I used a grid system, I further divided the maps into sections with 3 connection points.

All of these elements can be dragged around if you enable this feature. I included natural parts for the inner landscape, like forests, mountains and hills. This map creator tool will allow you to the create a whole world of your own design using well over 1400 different images.

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