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Message: <blockquote data-quote="cyderak" data-source="post: 5719119" data-attributes="member: 16003">Hey guys,I am sure there are other threads with this discussion in mind.  Just think of this thread as an update to the older threads.With that said,  Heres a pic of my RPG GAME ROOM:<img src="http://i1183.photobucket.com/albums/x476/cyderak/Game%20Table/P1000790.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" />It basically is a game table with a projector on the inside that bounces an image off a mirror and onto a frosted Plexi-Glass table surface which acts essentially like a 3ft x 3ft. computer monitor. The projector gets the image from my laptop which uses a software called D20Pro. D20Pro is a Virtual TableTop that is generally used by people who want to play a vareity of Paper-and-Pencil RPG's via the internet. Nice little piece of software. (<a href="http://www.D20pro.com" target="_blank">d20Pro Virtual Game Table - Online Pen & Paper Tabletop Gaming</a>) I personally use D20Pro just for projecting Battlemaps onto the game table.I also use a software called Blue Soleil which allows my laptop to recognize a Wii-Mote that acts like a signal reciever for an infra-Red pen. the infra-red pen acts like a mouse after I use Smoothboard. Smoothboard is a software that allows the game tables monitor surface to be mapped out in a manipulatable area where the infra-red pen can be used.It sounds difficult but its really quite easy. (This coming from a guy who is somewhat computer literate.)You can get most of these softwares for free but I suggest paying for them so you get all the needed updates and the softwares are wayyyy easier to use in thier non-demo form.Lets see your GAME ROOMS.............</blockquote>

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