Mapping Elements, Starting with Preset Tables and Chairs

[Sharpe]

Bogie,

Any way I could get these without a drop shadow?

https://www.cartographersguild.com/a...6&d=1438958817

https://www.cartographersguild.com/a...5&d=1440995331

https://www.cartographersguild.com/a...2&d=1446880050

Thanks!

[Bogie]

Shadows erased

[Quenten]

I absolutely love your work, and the selfless way you share it.
I do have a request - things Viking (ships, horns, swords, shields,and even figures) and Native American things - wigwams, pipes etc.

[Bogie]

There i s a great longship on RPGMapshare, here is the Link: Vikingship

Here is a Teepee:

Some swords & shields:



Noticed a white line around the second sword. Here is a fixed version:

[Sharpe]

Thanks so much, Bogie!

[Quenten]

Thanks, Bogie.

[Souricette]

You can also look through the Dundjinni Forums and find lots of other furniture.
These are links to Dundjinni Search engine where I did search for "Furniture" and "Shelf"

Dundjinni Mapping Software - Forums Search Results: furniture

Dundjinni Mapping Software - Forums Search Results: shelf

Those links are dead.
What's hapenning with dundjinni forum ?

[Mouse]

From what I've heard from other people's comments they only work sometimes, you've just got to keep trying them, and at off-peek times as well.

[Souricette]

From what I've heard from other people's comments they only work sometimes, you've just got to keep trying them, and at off-peek times as well.

Here's what i have for almost any attempt to find something there :

Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server error '80004005'

[DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen (Connect()).]SQL Server does not exist or access denied.

/forums/forum_posts.asp, line 325

[Mark Oliva]

As a program, Dundjinni is just about dead, and the Dundjinni web site has been slowly dying for some time now. If one wants to access the site, one often needs to keeping calling it up repeatedly until one finally gets through. Think of it as about the same thing as trying to make a phone call to a number that's consistently busy.

A possible alternative for you could be in the free Dundjinni Archives. Our web site lists the links with addresses that one can use for the various cartographic programs: http://www.vintyri.org/vintyri/djindex.htm