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 i hadn't thought about that, makes total sense!

the notion i had was that the inverted version would represent the woodlots maintained by e.g. farming communities for timber or by nobles for hunting grounds, these being relatively small and surrounded by pasture and farmland , compared to the current version showing clearings surrounded by indefinite woodland 

also, just want to say i think it's amazing how responsive you are to comments on all these generators, really appreciate it !  the generators themselves have been absolute godsends for my campaigns as well

would it be feasible at some point to add an option to invert the trees and glades?  e.g. instead of connected clearings surrounded by woods and broken by by copses of trees, connected copses surrounded by grassland ?

I love the roads in the new update, looking even better than before!

Are there plans to include a tag to ensure a manor house / [timber] castle shows up on the map?  I think having an option to fix a couple buildings -a keep, a church- would go a long way to helping them 'pop' as real communities.

so this is an interesting project, i'm just curious what the intention is for the book.  is it going to mostly be about spells, subclasses, optional features etc that are going to be useful in typical adventuring, but with a kinkier aesthetic [for example, Silence as magical gagging, Web as magical ropleplay, heroes' feast as a party orgy] , or is it going to be whole new mechanics for adventures fundamentally about kink/sexuality? 

Really excited for palisades !

if possible, could you include the Danger icon? would be sweet to be able to drag and drop those onto the map with stylistic consistency 

would it be possible to add some options to make these more defensible?  one door and no windows on ground level, something like that

how feasible would it be to implement a smaller grid?  i love the old school look of 10x10 grids but 5x5 are easier to fit to roll20's grid

Honestly you've certainly done more research on this than me, so I couldn't tell you who else uses TSV, dungeonscrawl is just the editor I've gotten most comfortable with.  Thanks for the other editor recommendations, I'll have to check those out!

dungeonscrawl lets you import .tsv files [e.g. from donjon] for editing; any plans to implement exporting OPD as .tsv ?