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    What are the chances Us home gamers can get a copy of that script?

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    Waiting on the script...

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    Oh man, great tiles RobA!

    Did someone say something about a script?

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    Quote Originally Posted by someguy View Post
    What are the chances Us home gamers can get a copy of that script?
    Quote Originally Posted by The Cartographist View Post
    Waiting on the script...
    After the challenge

    I'm still cleaning up a few bugs. The biggest is the shadow in the edge doorways.... I have to clean it up.

    BTW here is a screen grab of the inkscape drawing I am sourcing all these from (pre-script):

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    These were drawn on a 1/4 inch grid. I just click on each and export it as a png at the desired export resolution then load it into GIMP and run the script.

    -Rob A>

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    This sounds pretty ingenious...you could literally apply the script to just about anything black and white (not grayscale) and produce a dungeon out of it...even scanned in scribbles. One of us Photoshoppers is gonna have to write an action to match this. Great, guess I know what I'm gonna be experimenting with on my first day off in 3 months...boooo.
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    The script works the opposite way. Select the color of the hollow (not walls) area, set a threshold, and boom.

    This would probably work well on hand drawn maps, as the not wall area would predominantly be the same colour...hmmmm might have to try one

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    That's where I was heading with it...to be able to doodle something up, scan it in, and let the computer do all the work for me. I can doodle up a map with the best of them It's the "making it look good" that's hard (for me at this scale) so if I can come up with an action to apply the doohickies and thingamajigs then I don't have to waste hours on a dungeon for a 1 night slashathon.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NeonKnight View Post
    Bastich!

    Good job!

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    As if he needs it! No really I agree, great script and cool output. Well done.

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    I have decided on the 9 tiles to make a dungeon with:
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    For a laugh, I re-oritented teh tiles, filled doors, and re-ran the filter on the full dungeon template. 27 minutes later, here it is. I had to save as a jpg as I couldn't get the png small enough, and my computer became so unmanageably slow I will have to resort back to the individual tiles:
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    An extra early bonus is a whole blank floor
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