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If you don't have Java installed on your system it will try to find an installer automatically. When it can't find the installer it give that cryptic error message. You should download and install Java first. You can get it here: http://www.dundjinni.com/info/updates.htm

After you download it you can make a backup onto CD. A CD version is not yet available for sale. The ENWorld banner ad click-through gives a 5% discount. Platinum includes spells, feats, classes, etc. from Arcana Unearthed and the Eldridtch Might series.

Very similar! Check out the free demo. Right-click on objects to bring up d20 stats and descriptions. Right-click on a room key for "read aloud", "description", "developments", etc. On the menu there is a "Story" option which has a dialog for all the pre-adventure stuff. Then do a print...

New Dundjinni Publishing Guidelines Repost from the thread on dundjinni.com: -------- There is a lot of hubbub about publishing! What follows is the official scoop. Will be revising our end user license agreement accordingly with the forthcoming patch. Maps You make a map and want to...

back up Dundjinni.com is back up. Too much bandwidth caused the account to be suspended.

temporary web problems Dundjinni.com is currently down due to technical problems with their web host. I will post when it is back up.

If you plan on buying Dundjinni, and you want the pre-sales discount, you should order by June 3rd when the pre-sales ends. It ships June 4th. www.dundjinni.com

Cerubus, Did you try the new demo? Does it run on your system?

The latest free Dundjinni Demo has been posted at http://www.dundjinni.com/.

For easy and beautiful non-CAD maps I recommend Dundjinni. Download the free demo at: www.dundjinni.com

There is a default layer order, but you can change the "z-order" of objects once they are placed -- with some minor restrictions. For instance, floors are always on the bottom layer. Select an object, and the top toolbar shows a "rotate", "up", and "down" button. The up and down are what you...

I did the Stronghold, Scott did the Temple, and Mike did the Campaign preview. Dundjinni is EASY to use. As the demo is a little outdated you won't be able to see the full extent of it. For instance the snap-to-grid behavior (now changed) is counter-intuitive in the current demo. Creating...

Here's what I could make in about an hour: http://www.dundjinni.com/downloads/dotw.asp?name=Small%20Stronghold

The user forums at www.dundjinni.com are fairly active. I think most of the comments are possitive. You can also download the free demo and try it for yourself.

Why Choose Dundjinni? With a friendly offer like that, how can I refuse? (Who am I? Dundjinni's webmaster.) Actually, you are more likely to be convinced by fellow gamers who have tried it. Monte liked it (see his post earlier in this thread), as have several other big names. Check out...

Dundjinni requirements Dundjinni requires Sun's Java Run-Time Environment (JRE) version 1.4.2 or later in order to run. (The MS one will NOT work.) The JRE is freely available from Sun and also on the Dundjinni web site. To reiterate what has been posted both here and on the Dundjinni...

Dundjinni is available FYI, Dundjinni is now available for pre-order: http://www.dundjinni.com/

That is possible. I think this is more likely a response to Dundjinni coming into the market at $40 with a product that is very easy to use and that has fantastic art.

There is a new map-making program called Dundjinni. The web site (http://www.dundjinni.com/) has a demo and a couple of maps you can download for free.

The Dundjinni site has a new free download available: http://www.dundjinni.com/ It is a 20 page d20 adventure created with the program. (This is what you get when you set properties for all the objects you place.) It goes with the two maps that they previously posted.