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Allow Filters from Any Style to be Used in all Styles.

Currently many filters are not accessible if you are not in the correct style. If i want to use doom and gloom or corrupted essence is a world map or scifi map its currently not possible.

For example, things like 40K, Delta Green, Call of Cthulhu, Vampire the Masquerade and numerous other RPGs have horror themes in modern and scifi settings. Having them available for all styles makes the most sense. Whether i want to make a world, region, city, or battlemap.

There is no reason to lock them to a style. We have access to all other asset types (strokes, textures, stamps), why are these locked.

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  • Aiphos the Dragon

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    Jun 26

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    Merged request

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    Make all Scene Filters Available for all styles

    The different special effects should be able to be added regardless of what map style I choose the same way I can bring in stamps from any map style. The world, regional, and isometric maps have very limited effect overlay options :(

    • Philipp Brockerhoff changed status to Registered
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      Apr 27, 2023

  • Thomage

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    Mar 10

    I'm now having this obstacle. It's been a year and it's somehow still not allowed!

  • Philipp Brockerhoff changed status to Registered
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    Jul 2, 2025

  • SLMumby (Sheryl)

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    Jun 30, 2025

    How is this not already a thing? Seems like a big oversight.

  • Felice

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    Jun 30, 2025

    You can already do this. If you click on the little plus next to the filters that show up for the style or the catalogue after you've added a style you can access all of them.

    • Bearworks

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      Jun 30, 2025

      Felice No, you cannot. If you follow your steps for a color filter you will not have the ability to select corrupted essence or doom and gloom from the menu.

      For texture filters you can navigate the catalog and choose other style filters, but for color filters you cannot.