Créez des cartes de haute qualité pour D&D, Pathfinder, GURPS, Hero ou n'importe quel JDR sur table avec cet outil de conception en Early Access pour PC. Dessinez des pièces de toutes formes, reliez-les sans couture, et ajoutez des pièges, escaliers, sections abaissées ou plateformes surélevées. Glissez-déposez des images, redimensionnez et pivotez les objets en un clin d'œil, et superposez le tout avec un éclairage personnalisé, des ombres douces et de l'occlusion ambiante pour des donjons ou intérieurs réalistes.
Exportez en JPG, PNG ou PSD pour les Virtual Tabletops comme Roll20, ou imprimez-les pour du jeu physique. Organisez votre travail grâce à un historique complet d'undo/redo, des raccourcis clavier et des bibliothèques d'assets pré-échelonnés importables. Des éléments procéduraux comme des liquides, de la saleté ou des toiles d'araignée enrichissent les détails, tandis que les vues multi-cartes donnent de la profondeur aux grands bâtiments. Indispensable pour les maîtres de jeu qui conçoivent des setups personnalisés en tabletop.
What is it?
Arcane Mapper is a mapping tool designed for Digital or Virtual Tabletops and printing for physical play. Put together high quality maps for D&D, Pathfinder, GURPS, Hero or any other Pencil and Paper RPG system - whether on the table top or virtual. It features a simple to use interface for drawing out rooms, adding objects and adding atmosphere with high quality lighting. Ideal for dungeons and interiors with support for outdoor environments coming before the full release.
What is the idea?
Arcane Mapper is an easy to use tool for creating maps for roleplaying games. The tool can produce top down, forced perspective 3D looking environments that mesh well with simple images for objects - no modeling or 3D experience required. With free assets available for private use on the internet, this software allows you to put together high quality maps for your games with less effort, without constraining you to predefined map pieces, tiles or limited assets. Easily render out high quality images for Virtual Tabletop games or print out maps for a physical tabletop game. Even save out .PSD files that preserve the layers for Photoshop if you are more artistically inclined.
Longer term after the initial release, I am planning on adding Digital Desktop and possibly Virtual Desktop features with high quality real time lighting and fog of war with an easy to use interface for GMs and players.
What editing and mapping features does the software support?
- Rendering high quality images (such as JPG, PNG, PSD) for use with Virtual Tabletops such as Roll20.
- Printing high quality images from your maps for Physical Tabletop play.
- Drag and Drop images directly onto your map, drop folders or selected files to add many images at once to your Library.
- The ability to import and export libraries where assets are already setup with scaling, lighting and shadow settings.
- Easy to use interface for adding objects to your maps, scaling, moving, rotating and placing them rapidly. Supports a full set of configurable hot keys.
- Full undo and redo support.
- Layers to organize objects and environments with the ability to decide which layers cast shadows and are affected by lighting.
- Draw arbitrarily shaped rooms and easily connect them together. Each room can have its own settings, textures and look.
- Draw pits, lowered sections, stairs and raised platforms right into your rooms.
- Procedural liquids to fill your pits and help you create sewers and water ways.
- Procedural details such as dirt, mold and spider webs.
- High quality lighting with soft shadows, any object can be a light and any object can cast shadows.
- High quality ambient occlusion to ground your objects in the map.
- Seamless exterior and interior maps with layers to support roofs.
- Multiple maps in one - see maps below the current map with fading or fogging - to give large buildings and dungeons a sense of depth.
What systems does this support
- GPU that supports OpenGL 3.0 or newer
- Windows Vista, 7, 8, 10.
- Memory requirements based on art and map size, recommended 4GB or more.
What about Mac and Linux?
These depend on the demand and interest in the product. Ultimately supporting another platform is time consuming and so can only be done if there is enough interest.
