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<blockquote data-quote="Wurm1234" data-source="post: 1747943" data-attributes="member: 13965">I've used many programs and have purchased CC-Pro (and addons) and Dundjinni.&nbsp; I've also used Autorealm and played with Gridsmith's demo.&nbsp; For most of my mapping needs, Dundjinni is all I need.&nbsp; I've seen people do some beautiful work at the campaign scale, but I think it is still a stretch for Dundjinni.&nbsp; For buildings, castles, dungeons, rooms, etc. it just doesn't get much easier than Dundjinni.&nbsp; As mentioned earlier, Cecil and others (ChicagoMapper, Metajock, Annalyzza, EvilEmpyress) have supplemented the artwork Fluid has made available, making an already good program even more rich.&nbsp; It has a friendly and helpful usergroup in the forums who will jump in to provide help (I should know...they help me all the time.)&nbsp; As I mentioned earlier, I recommend Dundjinni without reservation.&nbsp;For the time being, however, I'll probably stick with CC-Pro for regional and campaign level maps.&nbsp; Though I have to pull out the manuals regularly in order to get best results, and I find it's user interface quirky, I think it is a pretty good program, and the one I'd still be using over all the others, if I didn't have Dundjinni.&nbsp; &nbsp;Once Dundjinni figures out campaign and regional scales, though, all bets are off....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wurm1234, post: 1747943, member: 13965"] I've used many programs and have purchased CC-Pro (and addons) and Dundjinni. I've also used Autorealm and played with Gridsmith's demo. For most of my mapping needs, Dundjinni is all I need. I've seen people do some beautiful work at the campaign scale, but I think it is still a stretch for Dundjinni. For buildings, castles, dungeons, rooms, etc. it just doesn't get much easier than Dundjinni. As mentioned earlier, Cecil and others (ChicagoMapper, Metajock, Annalyzza, EvilEmpyress) have supplemented the artwork Fluid has made available, making an already good program even more rich. It has a friendly and helpful usergroup in the forums who will jump in to provide help (I should know...they help me all the time.) As I mentioned earlier, I recommend Dundjinni without reservation. For the time being, however, I'll probably stick with CC-Pro for regional and campaign level maps. Though I have to pull out the manuals regularly in order to get best results, and I find it's user interface quirky, I think it is a pretty good program, and the one I'd still be using over all the others, if I didn't have Dundjinni. Once Dundjinni figures out campaign and regional scales, though, all bets are off.... [/QUOTE]

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