Yep, CC2 is dependent on you having read that.ssampier said:Hmm, something to consider. I tried using the program without a manual. Now I learned the error of my ways.
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Good Map-Making software?
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PhineasBoggs
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Can you change the look of CC2? As I remember it was mostly 2nd ed DND style and feel. Has that changed? (I know dunjinni's look is entirely based on what tiles and graphics you use).
With different symbol sets yes you can.PhineasBoggs said:
PhineasBoggs
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Where do you get the symbol sets? (Sorry, it's been so long since I last looked at the program). Do they have something similar to 3rd ed DND look and feel?
Profantasy has some but a third party also had some for sale at the store.PhineasBoggs said:
PhineasBoggs
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I'll have to look into it some more then. I really like dunjinni, but something that could come close to producing 3rd ed DND style maps would be awesome.
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Hand of Evil said:Yep, CC2 is dependent on you having read that.
I'm trying to work with the damn manual on my lap, all I'm getting as result is a headache...
ladyofdragons
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PhineasBoggs said:
I don't know that there are any symbol sets that will do exactly that for you since those maps were done in photoshop or by hand, but there are some symbol sets like SS1 and SS2 for CC2 that are much nicer than the defaults, and some really cool third-party ones available at RPGNow. I believe that CC3 will have more decorative elements for mapping, I've seen a screenshot or two of maps from the upcoming version that are pretty nifty looking on the cc2-l list.
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