Heh heh. I always hated mapping. The best thing modern RPGs invented are automaping. And yes, I started trying to map Waxworks too a long time ago (on plain paper).

I map things in Windows Paint. Sometimes I start with a screenshot. Other times I just draw squares with different colors.

i used to map things on a separate computer using an ANSI art tool (paint.com)

Ok, I found a free graph printing site : http://incompetech.com/graphpaper/

So far the pdf I printed out looks ok to handle the mazes so far. I have attached the pdf here.

This is my rough work on the Waxworks:

And this is the map when transferred to the printout I made on a A4 size paper :

(Still not complete though. So this is not a free walkthrough! Hehehe 😜)

The values I changed are - Dot Weight to 2.5 and Grid Spacing of 3 Dots per inch.

Great to see some real mapping progress in action! I don't know whether this game has "spinners" in them, but they make mapping more error prone. By "spinners", I mean when you are walking down a corridor, you are spun around by 180 degrees, and if you are not observing the compass all the time, you are unaware that you have been spun around.

Finally, completed mapping the pyramid level...

.......only to learn from Uncle Boris that there are totally 6 levels of the Pyramid!!!!!! Means 5 more levels to map!!!! AAAAAAAaaaaarrrggggghhhhhh!!!!!

And to think that this is just one of the 4 settings in the game....

Double Aaaaaaaaaarrrgggghhhhhh!!!!!!

😁

Looks like, it's another job for the Master of Willy, the Cartographer (of Monkey Island fame) Hehehe...