This can help with getting a better view of everything, but the grid can help in some RPG game system as well. Toggle grid: You can enable and disable the grid by hitting the 'toggle grid' button. Mirror: You can mirror an image by selecting it and clicking the mirror button. Now click on one of the rotate buttons ('rotate 90', 'rotate 180', 'rotate 270', 'reset') to rotate it. Rotating a piece: Click on whichever piece(s) on the map you wish to rotate (including draggable pieces) so it has the blue highlight again. Do note that some of the larger wall segments are in the large prop section, these too work better as draggable pieces. It's easiest if you use this feature just for the walls, and save the props for the draggable layer. Then click on any of the props or wall segments to replace the blank image with the piece you've selected.

Adding a piece to the map: Click on one or more pieces of the grid map to select it, the borders will turn blue. Simply click the required wall segments to create the layout, then add various props to furnish each room, save it or print it, and you're done. Make your players feel they're really there.With this dungeon creator you can very easily create the layout of a dungeon, as well as any other type of building your imagination allows.

Ornate coffins, lifelike statues, sacred altars, tempting treasure, and more. Shapes and sizes, plus more than 500 stunning symbols, from simple doors and windows to devious traps, Whether you're designing a complete dungeon or just the floorplan for your local inn or temple,ĭungeon Designer 3 gives you all the tools you'll ever need to create corridors, caves and rooms of all

If you're a Game Master you obviously take your gaming seriously, and the Dungeon Designer 3 add-onįor CC3+ is the quickest and easiest way to bring serious realism, excitement, and true nastiness to 'No wait! There's a map! This map in fact' says the Game Master, laying out a brilliantly designed, full-colour dungeon map, complete with winding corridors, echoing halls, secret doors, plunging chasms and cunning traps. 'What, no treasure?' exclaims the fighter in disgust. 'Got it!' he cries as the lid creaks upwards. In the Stygian gloom of the dungeon the party watches nervously as the thief picks the lock on the huge chest.

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