Map of modern things

Kheti sa-Menik

First Post

• Sep 13, 2005

• #1

Unusual. Where do you folks find modern maps?
I don't mean outdoor maps. But interior maps of buildings?
What I'm specifically looking for is a map of the interior of a small Catholic church.
Not necessarily in 5' squares, but with a scale....you know 1 inch = 10 feet kinda thing.
Anyone have any secret websites they're hoarding for interior building maps?

 

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jaerdaph

#UkraineStrong

• Sep 13, 2005

• #2

I always recommend Google image search to find floor plans. If you Google "Catholic Church Floor Plan", several will come up. Here's an example:

http://www.stpeters-church.org/images/plan-01.jpg

 

Kheti sa-Menik

First Post

• Sep 13, 2005

• #3

jaerdaph said:

I always recommend Google image search to find floor plans. If you Google "Catholic Church Floor Plan", several will come up. Here's an example:

http://www.stpeters-church.org/images/plan-01.jpg

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Yep I found that one too...only issue is there is no scale on it.
I can scale the building into 5' squares if there is a scale on the diagram...like 1 inch = 12 feet or something.

 

DnDChick

Demon Queen of Templates

• Sep 13, 2005

• #4

Most normal doors are about 3 feet wide, so a way to get an idea of scale is to look at the doors.

5 feet = just under twice the width of a door.

 

arscott

First Post

• Sep 14, 2005

• #5

Now With Squares, For Your Gaming Convinience!

 

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jaerdaph

#UkraineStrong

• Sep 14, 2005

• #6

arscott said:

Now With Squares, For Your Gaming Convinience!

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Cool! What program(s) did you use to add the grid?

If I had the time, I was considering importing the image into CC2 Pro and overlaying a grid.

 

WayneLigon

Adventurer

• Sep 14, 2005

• #7

Many apartment buildings and condos will show floor plans on their websites; they're expecially glad to show you the plans and photos of the most expensive penthouses. I use those for the rich heroes who own their own companies and such

 

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Denaes

First Post

• Sep 14, 2005

• #8

http://www.spycraft.xganon.com/

Great maps for buildings & locations

 

arscott

First Post

• Sep 15, 2005

• #9

jaerdaph said:

Cool! What program(s) did you use to add the grid?

If I had the time, I was considering importing the image into CC2 Pro and overlaying a grid.

Click to expand...

MS Paint. I imagine it'd be easier with cc2 or photoshop or somesuch, but I don't have anything else.