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Thread: mapping program
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2008-11-03, 06:30 PM (ISO 8601)
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- May 2008
mapping program
I'm looking for a program that can show a map in one window, but reveal it in parts in another window. You could point one monitor at the players and reveal it in pieces as they explored, but have the whole thing revealed for your own use on the other monitor. Preferably it can work against an arbitrary image instead of a tile-based map system.
I'm looking for it, because if it doesn't exist, I'm going to write it. So I would really like to find that it already exists.You have no means of even perceiving the real world, much less reacting to it in a way that will allow you to survive in these horrible deadly games that everyone else plays. So what do you do? You convince them that there's some vast cosmic force on your side, and convince them that this is what makes you crazy.
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2008-11-03, 06:54 PM (ISO 8601)
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- Dec 2007
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- Manchester NH
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Re: mapping program
non that I know of... shouldn't be to hard though. though you could do this Ghetto like with other windows like note pad covering up all the unseen spots.
When the end comes i shall remember you.
I sorry i fail Englimish...(appologise for Spelling/Grammer Errors) Please don't correct my spelling or grammer eaither.
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2008-11-03, 07:20 PM (ISO 8601)
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- Jan 2005
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- St. Louis Park, MN, US
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Re: mapping program
This is on the Screen Monkey list of features - but I've never even used that product (I'm not even sure how I remembered this tidbit).
If you have two computers, you could probably rig something up with Map Tools.
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2008-11-03, 08:37 PM (ISO 8601)
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- Oct 2005
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- NC
Re: mapping program
Fantasy Grounds is capable of that and more. As a VTT, it may be more than you're looking for though. You might try some of the other VTTs such as MapTool or OpenRPG as well.
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2008-11-03, 08:54 PM (ISO 8601)
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- May 2008
Re: mapping program
We're all local, though, so anything client-server seems overkill.
You have no means of even perceiving the real world, much less reacting to it in a way that will allow you to survive in these horrible deadly games that everyone else plays. So what do you do? You convince them that there's some vast cosmic force on your side, and convince them that this is what makes you crazy.
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2008-11-03, 08:59 PM (ISO 8601)
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- Nov 2006
Re: mapping program
Photoshop?
Create a "fog of war" layer that is a solid color and lay it over your map, erasing as it is revealed.Good Dungeon Masters don't lay tracks, they build road signs.