Originally Posted by
Ruin Explorer
Thank you for the suggestion, but no, that's the sort of software I'm looking to avoid, if it's screenshots illustrate how it typically works. I mean:
1) It's clearly not meant for B&W nor going to display well in B&W.
2) It's graphics are complicated and fussy, with floor textures, complex little images for the furnishings etc, big thick walls.
3) Not printer-friendly.
4) Full of pointless features like automated shadowing.
I mean, just to be clear, I'm looking for something that will produce classic-style dungeon and outdoor images, not modern-looking ones. Ones that could have come from the 1980s.
I suspect, though, it's not clear, user-friendly, which is good, but unless it can do images a lot less fancy than those, and a lot more printer-friendly, I don't see it as a possibility.