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Message: <blockquote data-quote="3d6+15" data-source="post: 2093828" data-attributes="member: 13661">Happy happy happy!Pics!  I had my game Saturday and boy did we love the projector.  We turned the lights down quite a bit for the photos, and the resolution on our camera leaves something to be desired, but we were all very happy with the results during game play (where we had the lights bright enough to see by but dim enough for a nice bright image on the table).Unfortunately you can't see my minis real good in any of these shots, but they stand out pretty good when we are at the table.A <a href="http://www.visi.com/~jdigaetano/campsite2.jpg" target="_blank">campsite</a> at night being attacked by wights.  I whipped this campsite up in NWN Toolset in two minutes.  Forest Tileset, add road, add campfire, add wagon, and add oxen.  Done.A hexified <a href="http://www.visi.com/~jdigaetano/hommlet.jpg" target="_blank">overland map</a> map for our adventure that I got from some website over the years (i'd give credit where it is due, but I can't remember where it came from).  You can't see it but I'm using Paintshop Pro from Jasc, and I have a layer which just has a Red X in it that I can move around to mark overland progress.  (They are in Hommlet when I had this up so the red X is on a red dot.Inside a ruined and empty abandoned <a href="http://www.visi.com/~jdigaetano/watersidehostel.jpg" target="_blank">Inn</a> being attacked by a ghost.  Another map in the NWN mapper.  Just an empty featureless inn.  Took about 30 seconds.  (no placeables since it's empty but for rubble.  I suppose I could have hunted around for some rubble.)And the <a href="http://www.visi.com/~jdigaetano/projector.jpg" target="_blank">projector</a> itself in its happy home.For good measure, I give you, <a href="http://www.visi.com/~jdigaetano/cthulhuchair.jpg" target="_blank">Chaise de Cthulhu</a>.Enjoy!</blockquote>

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