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About This Software

Illwinter's Floorplan Generator is a grid based dungeon and wilderness floorplan creator. The floorplan generator can be used to quickly draw and print an encounter floorplan for your favorite pen and paper roleplaying game. It is very quick and easy to create a simple floorplan, you just select what terrain type each square should be and the program fixes the rest. E.g. a cave wall next to a rocky ground will automatically create a jagged wall, but the same cave wall next to a marble floor would create a much smoother wall because this is likely to be an indoor room with polished walls.

About 50 different terrain types to choose from
Icons included for the most common objects, e.g. doors, stairs, tables, beds, trees, bushes, pentagrams
Color maps or old school black and white style
Adjacent terrains interact automatically to create jagged edges, smooth transitions and shadows when necessary
Random fractals used to create shapes for cave walls, rivers and other non regular terrains
Create a multi-page pdf with the dungeon divided into pages suitable for printing
Export dungeon as a single png suitable for roll20 and similar applications
Configurable square and paper sizes, (default is 1 inch squares on A4 pages)
Outdoor and dungeon shadows with configurable strength
Export to your favorite paint program for finishing touches
Import your own icons
Create new terrain types from imported images
Configurable grid, default is to not draw it on top of walls and with thicker lines between pages
Grid based, terrain is placed in squares or on square edges (icons can be placed and rotated freely)
Shortcuts to quickly put a random door, tree or bush in a square
Dungeon layout can be imported from a simple ASCII text file, like this http://www.illwinter.com/floorplan/ss/ascii.jpg
Create random dungeons automatically
Editor to create rules for your own random dungeon
Color dungeons can be converted to Black & White style dungeons automatically
Export with a 3d look
Steam workshop support

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Title: Illwinter's Floorplan Generator
Genre: Design & Illustration, Utilities
Developer:
Illwinter Game Design
Publisher:
Illwinter Game Design
Release Date: 4 May, 2018

English

Need a battle map in 5 minutes for FG, or Roll20? With this program you can turn out maps before your cleric gets back from a pee break. Are the maps awesome? For the time spent, absolutely, however there's a quality ceiling that you hit pretty quickly here. Spending 2 hours on a map in this program isn't going to give you a result that is way better than spending 30 minutes.

If you only have a very short time to make a map, or want to cut your map prep time down significantly, this is the program you want.

Good stuff: Fast, cheap, surprisingly versatile, map quality is better than average
Complaints: Text tool is terrible (if you want text you'll likely have to export your map and add the text in another program, GIMP or Photoshop), could use more tile sets. Low use time yeah yeah yeah.... this right here is a GEM. Seriously. Just made a map for Fantasy Grounds in like 15 minutes. If you use Fantasy Grounds or play TTRPGs... you should have this. The controls are little odd at times, but clearly spelled out and don't take but a few seconds to learn the ropes. I'd really like to see some more modern-ish tileset stuff in the future, BUT here's the thing! It's $7, and it even has Workshop support.

If you're a GM who isn't that great of an artist, doesn't own a drawing tablet, and just needs to get the job done (but have it look nice and neat and not like you just had a stroke in microsoft paint)... this is the perfect software for you.

Hell, I'm just using it for basic floorplans in Delta Green. Not much in the way of modern stuff available, BUT. It's a roleplaying game. Really, my players just need to know a general idea of where things are. Their imagination fills in the blanks.. Need a battle map in 5 minutes for FG, or Roll20? With this program you can turn out maps before your cleric gets back from a pee break. Are the maps awesome? For the time spent, absolutely, however there's a quality ceiling that you hit pretty quickly here. Spending 2 hours on a map in this program isn't going to give you a result that is way better than spending 30 minutes.

If you only have a very short time to make a map, or want to cut your map prep time down significantly, this is the program you want.

Good stuff: Fast, cheap, surprisingly versatile, map quality is better than average
Complaints: Text tool is terrible (if you want text you'll likely have to export your map and add the text in another program, GIMP or Photoshop), could use more tile sets. Been looking for a decent map maker app for D&D and nothing quite hit the mark.
Even quite expensive options seemed really awkward and clunky.
This, so far, is abso-blooming-lutely brilliant!
I just exported a map to PDF and it set the thing up with the right number of pages to print off without any fuss.
Far easier than faffing about with photoshop or InDesign, quite honestly. Been looking for a decent map maker app for D&D and nothing quite hit the mark.
Even quite expensive options seemed really awkward and clunky.
This, so far, is abso-blooming-lutely brilliant!
I just exported a map to PDF and it set the thing up with the right number of pages to print off without any fuss.
Far easier than faffing about with photoshop or InDesign, quite honestly. Low use time yeah yeah yeah.... this right here is a GEM. Seriously. Just made a map for Fantasy Grounds in like 15 minutes. If you use Fantasy Grounds or play TTRPGs... you should have this. The controls are little odd at times, but clearly spelled out and don't take but a few seconds to learn the ropes. I'd really like to see some more modern-ish tileset stuff in the future, BUT here's the thing! It's $7, and it even has Workshop support.

If you're a GM who isn't that great of an artist, doesn't own a drawing tablet, and just needs to get the job done (but have it look nice and neat and not like you just had a stroke in microsoft paint)... this is the perfect software for you.

Hell, I'm just using it for basic floorplans in Delta Green. Not much in the way of modern stuff available, BUT. It's a roleplaying game. Really, my players just need to know a general idea of where things are. Their imagination fills in the blanks.