Cool find. For myself though I would probably go to someone like Gamerprinter and just have them print it to a large format, but this is definitely an economical and 'at home' process. Thanks for the link!
Here's a program recommended by our friend Butch Curry over at Zombie Nirvana Games recently posted over at his website (www.zombienirvana.com):
Originally Posted by Butch Curry
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Cool find. For myself though I would probably go to someone like Gamerprinter and just have them print it to a large format, but this is definitely an economical and 'at home' process. Thanks for the link!
If you use windows, just use the built in paint program!
By default, printing will use the image DPI and span the picture across as many pages as needed, automatically!
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Didn't know that.
What I've done in the past is use Acrobat (not Acrobat Reader) to load the image. Then I just tile the image using a 1/4" overlap. Trim the interior whitespace, use the overlap to properly align the sheets, apply clear tape and presto!
Now I'll have to give both Paint and PosteRazor a try.
Update
Let me just say that PosteRazor is my new map slicer and dicer! Exceptionally easy to use, free, cross-platform and free...oh, did I say that already?
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I bet this program woudl be great for creating maps viewable by a tile server such as google maps api....mmmm...
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Cheers thanks thats a good link. But I still think PosteRazor is a good bet and its free:
http://posterazor.sourceforge.net/
When I used it, it worked like a charm but by all means use what works out for you.
Thank you for*your posts!*Very interesting!
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