Profantasy City Designer 3 Torrent
Is definitely one of the RPG tools I wish I had more time to work with. When you design your own campaign setting or even if you’re just running a game, maps come in quite handy. Not everyone can draw them by hand, so map-making tools are quite popular. Campaign Cartographer 3 One of the more powerful tools is definitely. Instead of being bitmap based like most other tools, CC3 is built upon a CAD system. This has some drawbacks but also huge advantages. The main drawback is that CC3’s learning curve is pretty steep.
As you can see in the screenshot above the UI can be quite confusing at first. If you feel totally overwhelmed by the UI, you can decide to pick the “Simple Menu” during installation. You can of course switch to the full menu later. And since it’s based on a CAD system the control scheme feels “backwards”. Usually you choose the element you want to work on first and then pick the tool you want to use on it. That’s how most Windows applications are controlled. But in CC3 you first pick the tool, then you choose the element you want to use it on and then you have to chose “Do it” from the context menu. But when you have managed to get used to the somewhat awkward control scheme you have a very powerful map-making tool at your fingertips.
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CC3 comes with a set of predesigned templates that help you to create professional-looking maps in just a few hours or mere minutes depending on how detailed the map should be. The templates provide you with matching terrain features, symbols, etc. And there’s one more advantage to programs like Photoshop or GIMP: I followed a few tutorials for Photoshop and was able to create awesome-looking maps but after I was done I actually had no idea what I’ve just done. 
After following the tutorial once I pretty much knew what every step on the way to the final map was and how I can use each method again in the future. Maybe the learning curve isn’t that steep at all. CC3 is vector-based which is one of the huge advantages over applications like Photoshop or GIMP that are also quite often used for map-making. That means you can zoom in almost indefinitely without losing detail. But like Photoshop it supports layers (called “sheets” in CC3) and sheet effects.
Sheet effects are what really make CC3’s maps shine. You can add a contour to coastlines, blur the borders between different terrain types etc. Alas rendering the sheet effects is quite CPU-intensive, so it’s recommended to turn off these effects when working on the map. Of course each drawing style comes with predefined sheet effects, but you can of course customize them to your hearts content. 
The good thing about CC3 is that you don’t need a lot of skill to get started.
When you’ve wrapped your head around the control scheme, creating a first map is actually pretty simple. I recommend anyone who wants to start working with CC3 to check out. The Addons: Dungeon Designer 3, City Designer 3 and Cosmographer 3 If you mainly create overland maps CC3 is sufficient, but if you are interested in creating dungeon or city maps, I highly recommend to check out the addons City Designer 3 and Dungeon Designer 3. And if your are interested in creating maps for your SF game, you really should get the Cosmographer 3 addon. The latter is actually my favorite addon and it comes with an impressive list of new features. The addons are all about making your life as a map designer easier. The City Designer Street Builder tool lets you add an entire street lined with different building with just two clicks.