Lake Bed by ronviers

Lake Bed by ronviers
http://www.filterforge.com/filters/7572.html

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Totte wrote: pretty good

Thanks. Yeah, it's not too bad, long as you do not compare it to the real thing.

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Totte wrote: RPG battle maps

Do you have any posted online? I would like to see them. You know, ff has an art gallery for things like that.

Btw, I used to be a gamer, and rpg was my favorite, but I enjoyed them too much and had to quit.

I started with Dungeon Master on the AtariST.
Thanks for the link, I will take a look.
If you use any of my textures, please let me know. I really enjoy seeing what people do with them.

Yeah, that took a while, I think 18 months from first draft until it was play tested, but the play test also took two sessions with a month or two between them. We're all grown ups now, with families, so getting game time is not that easy.

I first drafted it for DnD 3.5 but when 4E came out (June 08), I found that much better suited for it. I have been asking my son for some rules stuff (he got time enough to read all books over and over), but the trick was to ask them very neutral so I didn't spoil anything.

The reason most of my FF stuff is so "fantasy map oriented" is just because thats where I need the stuff.

Ugh...now I have to upscale my mud cracks to compete Awesome job!

Fwiw, I submitted an update to this that allows for the range of the cracks to be distributed across the entire image. That seemed to make more sense in a cracked mud filter. I also changed the makeup of the interior of the cracks - it seemed a little boring in there - not now, it is very exciting in there now.

Are you working on another 18month level again? Btw, how long does it take to play a session?

We played The Pillars of Light in two 8-10 hour sessions.
Some others are much faster. I'm working on two that are almost done for play test, and have another three in the pipe (and no, I dont have much free time, just fun time ... ), as this is all done for fun.

Ok! The latest version has posted. Don't forget to delete your local copy, force your browser to refresh and insert the nanotated disk into the time tube.

Since the lead preset for 'Lake Bed' is the same as before, here is sample two – if you do not have this as sample two then you have the old copy.

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Indigo Ray wrote: 1.5 times slower than the one posted in my thread

And that was before I made the interior of my cracks so exciting.

One more, to show how much better the cracks look:

that's looking better, ron. i likey.

hehe, yeah, i'm frequently surprised by such things, but this one does deserve it.

i've got a cracked mud, too, but it's quite a bit different. it's on more of an angled view rather than top down. i'll post a pic later, maybe.

lol. sadly, that's true