Currently Im working on a map for an Ars Magica scenario in the Languedoc region during the Albigensian Crusade.

I used the map border from issue No 2, and if I use the snap setting as described in the instructions, part of the map border is drawn outside of the limits of the map, and gets cut off when exporting the graphic.

I already tried disabling the snap, but then the tiles dont fit either, as they seem to be designed to overlap the map limits.

It is part of the same text layer as the other text elements in the map, and no transparency effect was added.

It does not seem to happen with this smaller version of the map, so I inserted a detail of the original image.

The map border here is the actual map border (a thin line) and not the decorative one.

You can avoid this by turning off this option, but it will probably also result in some white borders around the map.

You can also use the rectangular section export file type when exporting, which lets you precisely control the export area yourself.

When they look for the edge to put the glow around, the way this edge is identified is by finding the difference in the image with this sheet on top compared to the one without.

But if the pixels on the sheet below contain exactly the same color, as it happening here with the black outline of the trees matching the color of the text, the effects processor sees this as no change, and considers this an edge.

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