Coat of Arms Visual Designer web-based software

[InkwellIdeas]

I've made some significant upgrades in this week's update:
* Added support for quartering the shield. Many arms use this method of marshalling (or combining) two sets of arms when a marriage between families occurs.
* Added 10 more charges (annulet, crescent, cross moline, double quatrefoil, label, martlet, martlet volent, monkey, mullet, quatrefoil). Many of these are used to designate that a set of arms belongs to the first son (label) or the 4th son (martlet), etc.
* Fixed a bug that caused the "flip" option to flip all creature and symbol charges instead of just the one you are editing.
* Moved the name/motto editor to a separate pop up window to free more space for editing the charges.

 

[Clay_More]

Hiya indyjoe

Just tested out the application and it worked admirably. Initially I missed the ability to drag-drop objects, would have been a nice touch, but it still worked out nicely. What I would really love is the ability to save not only the entire symbol, but also individual objects, if you're, for example, making shields for individual members of a family that have many objects in common, so you can simply import the object instead of having to rely on finding all the settings and colors again.

But really awesome application, I'll definitely start using it for my campaign setting once you can save, if you don't mind. And the wiki itself is also quite informative.

 

[InkwellIdeas]

Hiya indyjoe

Just tested out the application and it worked admirably. Initially I missed the ability to drag-drop objects, would have been a nice touch, but it still worked out nicely. What I would really love is the ability to save not only the entire symbol, but also individual objects, if you're, for example, making shields for individual members of a family that have many objects in common, so you can simply import the object instead of having to rely on finding all the settings and colors again.

But really awesome application, I'll definitely start using it for my campaign setting once you can save, if you don't mind. And the wiki itself is also quite informative.

Thanks for the compliments! I've added to the upcoming features list your suggestion, but honestly there's so much more that I feel I need to do before that.

I did add the save image feature that has been planned for a while. Now there is a button at the top that will save your design as a .png image on your computer.