Huh?
Well the challenge is intended to be used in a Virtual Terrain application, in this case, RPGTonight for the purpose of a chase scene in an RPG game - so how could that not be appropriate???Originally Posted by lobsternooberg
its all map and roleplaying game stuff... i dont know if that is totally appropriate
Unless you mean the prizes - and you must be pulling our legs with that comment!
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yes just teasing they look great...... i think i will join.....Well the challenge is intended to be used in a Virtual Terrain application, in this case, RPGTonight for the purpose of a chase scene in an RPG game - so how could that not be appropriate???
Unless you mean the prizes - and you must be pulling our legs with that comment!
GP
chase scenes are always trouble in a game as playing area does not always match needed battle area.... but i got a few ideas....
maybe i missed it but is there a specific suite of software we should use? handdrawn? etc.
No restrictions beyond those already mentioned
No other restrictions. We've had past entries done in play-doh with a photo of it for a map. Look at Torstan's though he's using a drawing tablet, its very much a hand-drawn design. While mine is created using vector software with photo textures for "color". You could use Campaign Cartographer, Dundjinni, GIMP, Photoshop, or Crayola Crayons - whichever method works best for you.
You only need to meet the final dimension, file size and ppi restrictions is all.
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