Creating Traveller Style Sub-Sector Maps in (free or pro) Hexographer

I've finished* adding some features to Hexographer that make creating sub-sector and sector maps in (free or pro) Hexographer a breeze... so I've written up a mini tutorial with screenshots on how to do it:
Inkwell Ideas Creating Traveller Style Sub-Sector Maps in Hexographer

*Of course as I wrote the tutorial I thought of 2 or 3 more ideas to make it even easier/better, but this is a major step forward.

Oh that's cool. Can I do alternate shapes for the canvas?

I mean if I wanted to do a deck of the starship Warden from Metamorphosis Alpha 1e it would need to be oval shaped, not a rectangle or square.

Dungeonographer (Despite its name) includes graphics for science fiction/modern interior buildings or spacehips. It has a square grid by default, but angles and curves are certainly allowed.

The kicker with Dungeonographer is all the graphics come in line art and battlemat versions so you can toggle views or print each view (a DM's version on one sheet of paper and a Battlemat version scaled to 1" squares) from the same map file. Anyway, that's for interiors and Hexographer is for exteriors of all sorts.

Dungeonographer

And there's a free version of that too so you can try just about all the features out.