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Hello again, always exciting to see an update for this plugin. 

I didn't see a changelog or reference to it (unless I admittedly may have missed it somewhere, and if so I apologize), so I was wondering if this update includes any of the previously mentioned adjustments to Rooms&Corridors (With Large Areas) snippet algorithm that would hopefully allow it to more reliably output maps like in the "Dungeons with large areas" tutorial again? I just wanted to clarify what I should expect before I continue testing the update more extensively. Thank you again for your work.

Hello again. I apologize for needing to comment again relatively soon, but I was wondering if you would be able to offer any insight into, or possibly even specifics on the settings used, to generate the second map layout seen on your "Dungeons with large Areas" blog post? (The image captioned "Look at the Minimap!").

That kind of generated layout (several larger rooms with narrow hallways that branch off from and connect back to other rooms in more than one direction) is something I have been hoping to recreate for one of my game's random dungeon types since I downloaded the plugin. I had assumed that the screenshot was the result of the with-Snippets 'Castle' (or Rooms & Corridors in general) layout+ large Areas, since it was in the relevant tutorial post, but I have by now attempted several combinations of snippet and map sizes, min/max room numbers, and min/max room sizes, in both my project and the demo project, and I can only ever seem to achieve relatively 'simpler' generations than something like the one pictured on that post (rooms never interconnected by hallways in more than one direction, large areas of the map left empty, etc). I have provided some example screenshots for comparison if needed. 

Thank you again for your time.

Hello again. 

I hoped to inquire about an issue I've been experiencing with the snippet-less Rooms & Corridors layout in the latest plugin version. Using 'right' or 'top' for the enterFrom value upon generating the map seems to have an extremely high if not guaranteed rate of spawning the player out of bounds. I've encountered it in my project, and inside the unmodified Sample Project in MV 1.6.2 using the example Rooms & Corridors maps, and it seems to happen with any seed value. I can attempt to avoid it by simply not using 'right' or 'top' as entrances, but I have not experienced this issue when using other Snippetless layouts like Cave with 'right' or 'top' enter values, so I was wondering if this is expected behavior/a technical limitation of the Rooms & Corridors algorithm in some way, or something else I have simply missed or misunderstood somewhere? I apologize in advance if this is the case.

Please let me know if I can provide more information. Thank you again for your time.

Ah, that makes sense, I misunderstood the limitations of map saving in the demo version. I purchased the full plugin and everything seems to be working as expected now. Thank you for clarifying and apologies for the confusion.

Thank you very much for looking into it. 

I've also since discovered that opening and closing the main party menu causes the same "returned to snippet space map" behavior to happen, and that this behavior also occurs in the provided random sample maps demo project for MV, at least for me. Let me know if I can at any point provide any additional information that may be helpful, and thank you again for your time.

Hello. I've been testing the trial version of the plugin with snippets for my project in MV 1.6.2 for about a week now, and everything's been working great, but I've gotten stumped on one issue. Every time the party wins or escapes from any kind of battle (event or random encounter) that was initiated inside a random dungeon, they're kicked back out into the empty snippet space map instead of returning to the randomized dungeon instance they were in. I feel like I must have missed something in the settings or documentation/blog somewhere, and I apologize in advance if I have, but I'm a bit lost on this one. Thank you for your time.