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Published: 2010-06-27 22:31:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 9124; Favourites: 38; Downloads: 1389
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An easy method to map out dungeon floor plans using gimp.please note:
the art in this gallery is Β© martin gillette (istarlome) and is not to be considered public domain. any use without permission from the artist is prohibited.
the resources; brushes, gradients, palettes, flames etc., that are presented as such (excluding tutorials), can be used as one sees fit. credit back to the artist is nice but not necessary.
thank you for your cooperation
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Thanks for this nice tutorial. For the sunday family RPG, all of my kids said when they saw the map i made, dad, you're the best rpg dad maker. It's not me kid, i have an american friendΒ who told to me how to do with Gimp.
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thanks for those kind words...thanks for looking.Β
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I just discovered GIMP as a map making tool this very week. This should be quite helpful for future endeavors. Great looking tutorial!
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Does this translate over to PS easily, or would it be a hassle for me to attempt?
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that should be easy...
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Very nice tutorial Ista. I downloaded it bit ago and just got to reading it.
This brought back some serious memories of all night D&D sessions. Spending all week building the maps and story for a session. Wish i would have had this back than it would have made the game that much better. I miss playing a lot but it is hard to find people around here that enjoy the game. Most people just want a video game and have lost the joy of a good story.
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i miss playing too. i'm creating some mapping tiles for use online and for printing.
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awesome...I was thinking about using the tutorial and scribus to create some generic maps for people to use.
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I downloaded the tutorial and followed it while having gimp open. This is a very well written tutorial! The use of the grid function was clever as I usually would end up using my eyes to count the distance in pixels. (Which is silly, but I've never used the grid before. xD)
I was able to make a small dungeon and found the simplicity of the technique very good. I thought it would've been a lot harder.
Thank you for this nice tutorial. 
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thanks
you should post what you made...
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