Mapping Elements, Starting with Preset Tables and Chairs

[Bogie]

I made a couple new tables for you.

[Bogie]

Decided to take another shot at the stairs with a wood texture. This time I made both up and down stairs.

[Jacktannery]

Great tables. The wooden steps don't work as well as the granite ones. This is because your shadow layer appears to be set to 'overlay' which deepens and enrichens the shadows rather than turning them black. As a result it is hard to tell what's going on with the second set of stairs. Also the perfectly-rounded edge to the steps looks wrong on the wood (though I understand the steps are intended to be inserted into a circular stairwell). Nice wood grain though.

[Bogie]

Friday, Time for some Mapping Elements!

Holiday Themed Presets:



Merry Christmas or enjoy what ever holiday you prefer.

[l8knight]

Bogie, thanks for all the great images... amazing!

Do you have in your library any images of curtains/tapestries? I'm trying to make a dungeon map and one of the rooms should have red curtains lining the interior walls but I haven't been able to find anything suitable. I tried to make my own but they looked pathetic to be honest.

Thanks again!

[Bogie]

I have not made any curtains, but there are some nice ones at Dundjinni Forums. These links will take you there.

Dundjinni Mapping Software - Forums: AR’’curtains and stage

Dundjinni Mapping Software - Forums: curtains

Dundjinni Mapping Software - Forums: It’s curtains for you!

Dundjinni Mapping Software - Forums: Curtains

[Bogie]

A couple years ago we toured the recreation of Columbus's ship the Nina. On board they had a model of the ship during construction. I took some pics and edited them in Photoshop.
Maybe they will be useful to someone.

[Carnifex]

Absolutetly wonderful Bogie! Thanks for all these items!

[Vellum]

Cool ship model, where was the reproduction Nina at? I likey

[Bogie]

Thanks guys, glad you like them. We visited the Nina when it was in Kittery, Maine near the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. The boat was not very big, amazing they crossed the ocean in it.