My good friend Devon and I are in the midst of building our first DnD module for print/PDF, and I've been working hard on the map! However, while I'm used to using DungeonFog and Inkarnate, it seems that while they have commercial licenses, it's difficult to justify since we're not already in the process of successfully distributing anything commercially, even if it was just for a buck, or "pay what you want".
Does anybody know of any (other) good map building tools for commercial use? Potentially something that isn't an arm and a leg?
I use ArcGIS to design. Granted it does not have fancy texture and color items. But it allows me very precise development and I can put a 1 inch grid behind it.
However, I also use ArcGIS in a professional environment and my career is making maps. I am a Geographer and Information Scientist.
Depends on how much you value an arm or a leg.
Take a look at GRASS GIS. it is a free GIS software.
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Hello all!
My good friend Devon and I are in the midst of building our first DnD module for print/PDF, and I've been working hard on the map!
However, while I'm used to using DungeonFog and Inkarnate, it seems that while they have commercial licenses, it's difficult to justify since we're not already in the process of successfully distributing anything commercially, even if it was just for a buck, or "pay what you want".
Does anybody know of any (other) good map building tools for commercial use?
Potentially something that isn't an arm and a leg?
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I use ArcGIS to design. Granted it does not have fancy texture and color items. But it allows me very precise development and I can put a 1 inch grid behind it.
However, I also use ArcGIS in a professional environment and my career is making maps. I am a Geographer and Information Scientist.
Depends on how much you value an arm or a leg.
Take a look at GRASS GIS. it is a free GIS software.