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I've never had it extend past the edge, that's weird. Could you post an image?
To hide the edge of the river going off to ether, I fill in rocks, and trees, or send the river around a ledge so there's no way of seeing the edge of the world.
Water squares take up a minimum of 20 square meters. Could you easily extend the long edge of your table about 8 meters (to the yellow grid line) towards the lower left of your photo above? That would include the water that sticks over the edge.
That's a very nice stream, by the way...
Andrew
Sorry to re-iterate what you suggested, Phil. You beat me to the Enter key...
I've faced exactly the same problem. I found the only way to overcome it was to extend the baseboard by one square.
Now, if you have used digholes you may face another problem - how to undo them. That's one reason I now use terra-forming to lower the floor level. It's easy to undo.
Just a minor point, Mag. If you use the "[" and "]" keys when you put down the grassy textures, you won't get that "herringbone" look.Most of the time I hold down one or the other of those keys and "swoop" the mouse across the area to be painted. I think you handled the water perfectly.
Bill
What about this?...
Wish there was a list of all these tips and tricks.