
Helix&[URL=http://www.enworld.org/forum/misc.php?do=dbtech_usertag_hash&hash=174]#174 Angle & Circle Maker ~ Circle Makers ~ Drafting[/url]
Freaking awesome for drawing angles and circles!
Can anyone recommend a good 2d architectural drawing program? I don't need 3d (too much work) ... just something simple to illustrate floor plans.
That is a cool idea. I've printed out terrain icons to index paper before. Transparency may be even better, if I can cut the image out to a clear background. (not too hard). The only real drawback is cost of the transparencies. They do add up.Actually, permanent marking tools used on thicker transparencies can be useful. Draw some scale-sized doors (regular or secret), stairs (spiral or straight), fountain basins, columns, rocks and trees- anything you'd use a lot of- and then cut them out. When needed, you just lay them in place.
Excellent thoughts! I often use folders with brads, but a binder for the campaign. All the maps go in page protectors.Here's my thoughts on map-making tools of the trade:
Oh yeah. I think that's exactly what I'm looking for. How's it work for markers though? Those lines look awfully thin.Helix&[URL=http://www.enworld.org/forum/misc.php?do=dbtech_usertag_hash&hash=174]#174 Angle & Circle Maker ~ Circle Makers ~ Drafting[/url]
Freaking awesome for drawing angles and circles!
Go to your local bait and tackle shop - one of the new things anglers are using are plastic zip-top folders similar to pencil bags that slip inside binders. I wish I had a picture of it, but I use a soft sides tackle box to carry my minis (in the sinker/jig boxes) counters in the folder, index cards, encounter cards and initiative cards in the mesh line card holder slots and my books and notes in the open top section.<SNIP>
Excellent thoughts! I often use folders with brads, but a binder for the campaign. All the maps go in page protectors.Now if only I could think of a simplified means of storing the myriad shapes and sizes of handouts and counters. (can't really afford much beyond special occasion minis).<SNIP>
Oh yeah. I think that's exactly what I'm looking for. How's it work for markers though? Those lines look awfully thin.