- HOW TO USE BITMAPS IN SYMBOLS IN PROFANTASY HOW TO
- HOW TO USE BITMAPS IN SYMBOLS IN PROFANTASY SOFTWARE
The labelling was also done outside CD3, but it can perfectly be done with your software of course. I find the anti-aliasing of CD3 a bit lacking (but maybe I am doing something wrong). The only thing non CD3: I exported the map in large dimensions and resized it with Paint Shop Pro. I am sure I am doing stuff wrong or inefficient. I am a bit of a sloppy mapper, so the different layers and sheets are a bit of a mess. The fcw file is there also, including the effects I use on most of my maps. Each month the Annual will provide you with something new and special for your mapping endeavors: a mapping style, symbols, a collection of maps, and many other things. I did a small example map in this thread, see one of the last posts. Welcome to ProFantasys Cartographers Annual - a subscription service providing you with a regular dose of creative content for Campaign Cartographer 3+ and its add-ons. It was just a matter of planning the city, placing the objects and then tweaking the effects and sizes a bit. Gandwarf's Tips: I used only standard CD3 functions and symbols. It's produced using one of the default styles in CD3, with good use of effects to give depth to the image. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. It's the first map he created in CD3, but it's changed substantially from its first incarnation, which was more sprawling. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are as essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. This month's gorgeous map was created by Gandwarf, a regular poster over at the Cartographer's Guild, using City Designer 3. This map will be available in final form in the upcoming Shadow World® Player's Guides series.ħ Comments | Post A Comment | Share | Flag | Link Shadow World® is a registered trademark of Terry K. HexDraw is an easy to use graphical editor for designing hexagon grid game maps. Use the powerups provided to get an advantage in game. Jaiman Map Copyright Matt Hanson 2009, based on Terry Amthor's Shadow World setting, now published through Guild Companion Publications. These are fabric mats that allow you to place objects under the mats to simulate hills and terrain and the mat will conform to the terrain. Extract the file BLFM8Fills.zip into the CC3BitmapsCSUAC Fills folder.
This will create several new folders: CC3BitmapsCSUAC Fills. I scattered a handful of polygons about using these fills to give further variation in the landmass, representing denser than average forest, and more sparse forest mixed with grassland. Unzip the CSUACforCC3v3.zip file into your root CC3 Folder (normally C:Progam Files (x86)Profantas圜C3 ). City Designer 2 Symbols City icons City menu city symbols City designer Symbols Creating building symbols CLEARM text-only command Clipboard Copy to Clipboard Cut to Clipboard Using the clipboard with CC2 Copy Cut Paste Clone Symbol Clone Symbol definition coastlines color Changing the selection hightlight color Color Dialog Box Select Color. It appears that I have to insert them in a catalog, and I have tried for about two hours to do so according to the instructions on p53 with no luck at all.
HOW TO USE BITMAPS IN SYMBOLS IN PROFANTASY HOW TO
I also created two additional bitmap fills - one darker and greener, and one lighter and more yellow. (2) I have downloaded the simplified city symbols, heraldic symbols, etc., from the 'archives' off this forum, and I would like to use them in maps, but I have no clue how to do this. Instead I changed the color of the default land fill to make it a darker and more saturated green.
Given that the entire continent (45 to 70 degrees latitude) would be covered in forest I felt that the obvious borders in the standard forest (that uses a tree symbol fill) didn't make much sense.
I made a few changes to the standard Fantasy Worlds style. However the base map was on the continent scale so I felt the "Fantasy Worlds" style from the April '09 Annual would work best and give a nice simple and clean look. I wanted to create a comprehensive map that included all map related layers of data in all the official books: Places of Interest for players and GM's, Essaence Flows, Climate, Navigator Obelisks, Roads, Cities & Towns, Kingdom borders in different time periods. I started creating a map of the continent of Jaiman on Shadow World® to include in an upcoming Player Guide. This map of Shadow World was created by Matt Hanson from the April 2009 issue of the Annual Subscription.
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