WorldWorksGames: TerrainlinX Planner $7.99

[Denny]

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WorldWorksGames continues to break new ground with its TerrainlinX system by offering users an entirely new way to plan their layouts! Organize, Plan, Layer, Build, Share!

Organize: The TerrainlinX model planner organizes all TerrainlinX compatible modelsets in a drop-down interface. New planner tile sets will be added for free as each new TerrainlinX modelset is released!

Plan: An intuitive user interface and common sense tools allow you to manipulate tiles, walls, posts, balconies, stairs, ramps and generic gaming markers. In no time you'll be designing your layouts quickly and easily!

Layer: A groundbreaking layers system allows you to clearly define each stacking level of your TerrainlinX layout! Design your multilevel terrain to interact in astounding ways. Add as many layers as you like, view lower and upper layers with a user defined transparency as you build!

Build: The TerrainlinX planner builds a dynamic manifest of the items based on your layout, telling you which PDF page to print from and how many pages you'll need to print to start your build! Its like having a WWG build tutor on your computer!

Share: Save your layout as a freely editable planner file or PNG image file, to share with others or to collaborate! Click the “community” button to access full planner support, future feature requests and of course to share and show off your TLX layouts!

Take the guess work out of your next build and pick up the affordable TerrainlinX model planner today!

 

[TheAuldGrump]

I've been having fun with this, but then I have always been a sucker for mapping programs.

Working on a dwarven harbor area for my Pathfinder game -

Black areas on the upper image are stone, on the lower image they are open space.

The canals continue into the hills and into the dawrven halls - barring railroads I have generally viewed canals as the primary means of dwarven transportation. Even after the railroad, steam powered canal boats will still ply their trade - the dwarfs need to drain the water anyway, might as well use it, for both power and transportation.

As a mapper, it does not do as pretty a map as Campaign Cartographer, but the fact that I can build the map on the table makes a big difference.

The Auld Grump