Dire Bare
Legend
Nope . . . . that's another new one to me! Thanks for the link!
D&D 5E Which Virtual Table Top are you using right now and what do you like best about it?
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I might buy that today and see how it is......though Talespire is what I think I am waiting for.......
However, when Flowscape adds their D&D themed system, that might win......playing with Flowscape and Wildshape allows me to create nice looking stuff, but neither is GREAT at building maps for RPGs, because the tools are meant to be realistic, not in 5 foot increments. So, if you want to build walls or whatnot, you have to eyeball stuff, not place it.
What I want is something like dungeondraft, but in 3D.
Dire Bare
Legend
Just spent a few minutes looking at some of these, here are some links if others are interested in doing the same . . .
Talespire - 3D VTT
Wildshape - 3D VTT, the link is to their Patreon page, the link to the main page seems to be broken . . .
Flowscape - WOW! A pretty nifty and inexpensive 3D map editor!
Dungeondraft - 2D map editor
Starting to feel a little overwhelmed here! But that's a good problem to have, lots of tools to choose from!
try this
Wildshape - Map Editor & VTT - Beta by DLDev
A tool to create beautiful sceneries and maps for pen and paper games
dldev.itch.io
they all have discord channels and youtube channels also....
And....another map making tool......though, it can't do 3d when exported, as far as I can tell....
www.kickstarter.com
Dungeon Alchemist™
AI-powered mapmaking software for Tabletop RPGs. Make awesome-looking maps, really fast!
Dire Bare
Legend
Yeah, that link isn't working for me! I'm at work, it might work at home later today . . . .try this
Wildshape - Map Editor & VTT - Beta by DLDev
A tool to create beautiful sceneries and maps for pen and paper games
they all have discord channels and youtube channels also....
EDIT: Yup, it's a work thing. Link works just fine at home! Thanks!
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Dire Bare
Legend
Here's another one I stumbled across today on reddit.
PlanarAlly
EDIT: And, just backed a new 3D/2D map-making app on Kickstarter that looks positively amazing!
Dungeon Alchemist
PlanarAlly
EDIT: And, just backed a new 3D/2D map-making app on Kickstarter that looks positively amazing!
Dungeon Alchemist
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Dax Doomslayer
Adventurer
Dungeon Alchemist looks like it exports to VTTs (Fantasy Grounds; Foundry; Roll20) with line of sight, right out of the box...
MostlyHarmless42
Adventurer
I use MapTools because it's free, I've been using it on and off for nearly a decade (obligatorily shakes cane and tells the younger VTT kids to get off his lawn), I'm too cheap to spending any money on a program, and I'm only using really heavily using digital maps because I've no other choice due to the plague.
A less snarky, yet equally cynical explanation: I prefer that MapTools is basically the unspoken hero of VTTs. So long as you know at least the basicas of how to script/code it's basically the best kit out there for modding the game as you want, especially if you don't want to deal with corporate licensing frustrations / asinine subscriptions and pricing schemes, especially if all you want is a dang map with tokens on it.
A less snarky, yet equally cynical explanation: I prefer that MapTools is basically the unspoken hero of VTTs. So long as you know at least the basicas of how to script/code it's basically the best kit out there for modding the game as you want, especially if you don't want to deal with corporate licensing frustrations / asinine subscriptions and pricing schemes, especially if all you want is a dang map with tokens on it.
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