One inch Grid

[Salad_Shooter]

Thanks!


Edit: I sound like a billboard for the kustompaper page...managed to get three posts with the address in, meaning only to get one...

 

[Joshua Randall]

You can write a really simple macro in Excel to make squares of any size.

Sub MakeSquare()
Dim WPChar As Double
	   Dim DInch As Double
	   Dim Temp As String
		Temp = InputBox("Height and width in inches?")
		DInch = Val(Temp)
	   If DInch > 0 And DInch < 2.5 Then
		   For Each c In ActiveWindow.RangeSelection.Columns
			   WPChar = c.Width / c.ColumnWidth
			   c.ColumnWidth = ((DInch * 72) / WPChar)
		   Next c
		   For Each r In ActiveWindow.RangeSelection.Rows
			   r.RowHeight = (DInch * 72)
		   Next r
	   End If
   End Sub

 

[Salad_Shooter]

You can write a really simple macro in Excel to make squares of any size.

I'll have to give it a whirl...sounds like fun

 

[frankthedm]

I was wondering if anyone could shoot me a link to someplace where I could print off 1" grid paper, that I could stick in a plastic sheet protector? I'm under a tight budget and can't afford one of those nifty wet-erase mats, so I'm looking for a nice alternative. Thanks!

free graph paper program
http://perso.easynet.fr/~philimar/graphpapeng.htm
squares

hexes

and more

 

[Tom]

I was wondering if anyone could shoot me a link to someplace where I could print off 1" grid paper, that I could stick in a plastic sheet protector? I'm under a tight budget and can't afford one of those nifty wet-erase mats, so I'm looking for a nice alternative. Thanks!

Nifty wet erase? Uhg! Go dry erase tiles dude, Tact-Tiles at www.bc-products.net. No inky fingers. You can pre-draw the dungeon and reveal it in smaller pieces. When you run out of room, just erase the tiles you aren't using and move them to where you need them. The only way to go.

 

[smetzger]

Cheapest.
Buy some posterboard, line it yourself, buy some clear vinyl(any fabric store or the fabric section of Walmart will have it). Works with wet-erase.

Next Best.
Buy some 8"x10" precut plexiglass from Lowes or Home Depot, line it on one side and put little felt tabs on it, wet erase on the other side.