Hm... why would the straw be independent? Do you really plan on moving it around?
As for the appearance of the straw at the scale you are using there, the straw at the top of the room is almost spot on perfect. The straw at the bottom is way too long and linear. That doesn't give me the impression of straw, but more like thin dowels or something.
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No, not really, but I have created three different bundles of straw that can be dragged into maptool, rotated and resized to fill up the rooms. It's actually easier and quicker to do it there than in Gimp. You're right about the larger straw sections. I'll remember to shrink them before use in the adventure. Thanks for the C&C.
No problem. My thought on the straw was more about 'residual' straw that would be left all over the floor from constantly bringing it in and the horses knocking it around and such. The bales of hay though is definitely a good idea for filler and could serve as easy cover.
Will you be posting an "in game" pic? I would love to see it in action.
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Now I've got the floor sorted out I'll post a screenshot of the dressed Inn from the maptoold campaign when I have it all put together. Now all we need is for trevor to get that 'export map' function built into maptool...
I'll post an in-game shot if anyone here is interested - otherwise I'll keep those posts to the maptool forums.
Yes, that would be a nice feature. Whether you post here or there I'll catch it.
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Quick tip-
Head over to devientART and search for gimp grung brush (or click here
http://search.deviantart.com/?sectio...p+grunge+brush
then download a bunch. Indespensible for adding wear, dirt and mess to things
-Rob A>
Thanks. I'll have a go with those. I haven't really gone into custom gimp brushes yet, that should keep me out of trouble for a few days....
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