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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Micah" data-source="post: 1786906" data-attributes="member: 16412">community supportOne of the neat things about the Dundjinni setup is its support. It has a decent, easy to read manual (that really helps a ton in explaining the various draw tools if you are not familiar with art programs - if you are familiar with art programs it has a lot of the same keyboard commands as photoshop which was a plus for me). But the support doesn't end there. Fluid has an active community <a href="http://www.dundjinni.com/forums/default.asp" target="_blank">forum</a> dedicated to tips and support.If you see something neat in a map - ask. The creators are more than willing to share how to steps - even outside the forums. I've definitely picked up a lot of tips from other users. I do have an art minor so I may not be the best to answer your questions. However I've worked with a lot of art-style programs, and to be honest Dundjinni has one of the easiest user interfaces out there. There is a learning curve, but it can be taken down quickly if you read the support sent out with the program. Micah P.S. Check out <a href="http://www.montecook.com/stuff.html" target="_blank">Monte Cook's</a> site for his free AU adventure and a special promotional offer on Dundjinni!</blockquote>