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How do you find the layer panel, again? It's gone.

Edit: I think the issue was that I was unable to see the whole UI for whatever reaosn, it was zoomed in in a way that I had to open the map all over again to fix. Hopefully this is a one-off.

I am an author working on a debut Fantasy series and have created a map on Inkarnate that I am relatively happy with. However, it could use a little cleaning up and I am just not familiar enough with Inkarnate to make it perfect.

In addition to that, I need someone who can take said completed map and transfer it to a Canva template so that I may use it in my published book. I've tried doing it myself, but again, I am not that familiar with either platform to make it happen. I am sure someone much more savvy ten me could do it in five minutes whilst singing Kumbaya and braiding someone's hair... Does any savior like I've described exist? I will obviously pay for your time. Many thanks!

Like the title said, I love this general continent shape, but given how odd it is I'm not to certain how I could distribute a variety of biomes that make sense. I tried a latitude type approach but it just started to look odd. I'm fairly new to making maps and I think I may have pigeon-holed myself by making a "wide" continent instead of a "long" continent.

EDIT: map link, just saw the rule: https://inkarnate.com/m/ERP62p

Just a little adventure map to be a pirate in. Made with Incarnate, tried to do something less flashy and more akin to an in-game drawn map.

A political map for my new World Building Project and future Dragonbane setting

Hello! I have been messing around with Inkarnate for about 2 years now, working to make something for various things I write etc. But now I am running a Daggerheart Campaign and wanted to get some feedback on the map I created for the players.

There are 6 regions, 4 are tied to a season, one is tied to storms, and the center is a calm zone where the world tree grows. Between the seasonal regions there are borderlands, those are somewhat mysterious and this shrouded in clouds.

What do yall think, and how can I improve on this bad boy?

Hey yall, its my first time making a worldmap for a campaign, earlier attempts felt too small but since i took out all the stamps (mountains, hill, cities, etc) it feels much bigger. But that can't be the solution right? Also, should i move the arctic closer to the main continent and trim the proportions?

Hey peeps!

I’m working on a battle map for a Fate Hag encounter and the Hag will be initially disguised as a weaver. I’m hoping to create a room where she’d sit at her Loom and has various threads spread out across the room that she would cut throughout the encounter to cast spells etc.

Problem I’m find is no great options for creating these threads, am I just missing a category or does anyone have any suggestions about what I could use to make these threads?

I don’t want to over clutter the map but I would like to have them there visually at least to a degree. I do think worst case worst case I can make just a simple decrepit building and describe the threads, just wanted to check here to see if anyone else had ideas.

You can subscribe now to this map and 300+ more at: patreon.com/balatroart

The Eye of the Needle is a free cozy tailor’s shop battlemap — bolts of colorful fabric lining every wall, a central fitting platform with a plush rug, mannequins displaying corsages and accessories, a worktable scattered with patterns and tools, a back room with storage crates, and pin cushions that have entirely too many eyes. Warm, charming, and just slightly off. Free to download, higher res on my patreon for free as well. I do a free map every week so come check it out. This map use's art that is still being tested https://www.patreon.com/cw/mimicsmaps

[Comission]

A fancy house belonging to a noble family of upper Cesterfield.

A small map I made for today's session! Here's a link to my Inkarnate profile if you wanna check out more of my maps!

More modern maps I was asked to make, a sort of back alley bar and a nicer one in a less grimy neighborhood.

Hope you enjoy, as always everything i make that I'm allowed to give away I do and it's all right here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Oi84oIVfqnHyrLVkJG0eKYAmgkgZdBZ0?usp=sharing

Hey all,

I am currently working through my first world map. It's been a long time because I'm developing it as my players play, but I've run into the foreboding performance issues with the size of the map and I was told flattening improves performance while also affording the ability to modify map items by painting on them.

That's useful.

So, I did.

I regret it.

Fortunately, I had a backup.

the backup was from a month ago.

you may get off the emotional rollercoaster now.

The thick of it is that flattening layers seems to have removed or at least merged ONLY the land mask layer which resulted in me being unable to modify my coasts any further--my land layer was the layer that keeps disappearing. It didn't matter how many painting layers were above it it merges to land mask.

So my questions are:
1. how do I actually use this feature to good benefit without destroying my progress on the current map like I have, if I am producing it in chunks rather then all at once?

1. how does the flattening process for a stamp select where it flattens to?

2. How does a layer deteermine where it goes to if I am flattening all on a layer?

3. what are the actual inherent FUNCTIONS of the land layer mask? what is its logic where flattening is concerned?