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I like the see through floor, it gives an original clean look. And the map itself is well layed out.
What software did you use?
Maps and plans for a medieval RPG
This is some maps I made years ago for my campaign.
I choose not to fill the floor to save my printer and my bucks.
But be sure that all the items for encounters are there.
Enjoy
I like the see through floor, it gives an original clean look. And the map itself is well layed out.
What software did you use?
Nice map, what software ?
oOps...
Thx for comment... I forget to say that I used Dundjinni
Very nice, I've never gotten this good results when i tried dundjinni. I guess it all comes down to practice.
Very nice indeed. I think the only thing I would do would be to lighten up the grid , but that's really a minor thing.
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Very Nice
Any chance of a version without the grid?
Sigurd
I think you could sell the floor better if you were to trim or mask the grid to the interior only instead of having it cover the entire page. I don't use Dundjinni, though, so I don't know how easy that is to do in that application.
It's a very nice looking map as is, though, and I definitely approve of the economical approach to mapmaking.
Bryan Ray, visual effects artist
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Following is a map of the smithy ; a place where all adventurers have to visit to repair his stuff (at least)
Also made with dundjinni, using the same tipology
Following is a postguard.
As usual made by dundjinni
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