how to add custom assets to dungeon painter studio

* Walls can now only be boring perfect lines with a texture, only way to use our walls for example is by placing them as objects, which also doesn't really work because again some kind of scaling is applied so snapping and seamlessnes of our tiles is broken.Īll this was in the first 5 minutes of my testing and then I just lost interest in testing further tbh.Įxample of all the issues in one simple image:ĭPS export on top at 200dpi ( that's the same as our assets are drawn at ) vs 'Default', the same assets thrown together in other software. horrendous, objects have white artefacts since there is some kind of re-scaling going on, and when I tried to place couple of objects down just to test the export quality in case it's just in the app and exports are clean, nope. * The global lighting is very off and orange tints every texture and object, destroying it's original colours. Some major issues I encountered right away: I did some testing today and I'm sorry to say that DPS2 is certainly not what I was hoping for, DPS2 is a step in a different direction than what I was thinking.įorgotten Adventures assets wont work with this version very well (or any other custom assets from the workshop for that matter) unless something drastically changes. Unfortunately I had not enough time even to begin with that Real life duties.I had high hopes for DPS2 because when first announced I thought that emulating 3d environment is a good idea for lighting purposes. It has been months since I said I would make a tileset for DungeonDraft. I'm in the Alderwood area.Ĭurrently Running: Villains & Vigilantes (a 32-year-old campaign with multiple groups) and D6 Star Wars mostly on hiatus are Adventures in Middle-earth and Delta Green Those maps and tiles are awesome, RyanDarkstar!ĭinger, nice to see a fellow D6 SW player so close to home. I wish I had a couple of free days to begin with that! But I have 'collected' almost all images and I'm preparing the folders.

I had no time to try to create a WonderDraft tileset with all the objects. Glad to hear you're happy with Dungeondraft! When I have it done (I hope in a few weeks), I will share it here for you all. Now the difficult part: doing the custom Star Wars asset. There is no doubt that is too much easier (and faster) to use than Dungeon Painter Studio. Update: I have bought and tried DungeonDraft. I will say something more on this when I buy Dungeon Draft and try it. So it should not be too complicated to 'export' that one to Dungeon Draft. And I have been told that you can make your own 'tile sets'.

Someone else have recommended me DungeonDraft, saying it is better than Dungeon Painter Studio. It's very intuitive and easy to use.Ĭopy that. It's primarily focused on fantasy settings, but you can get some add-ons for more sci-fi/modern looks. The Rancor Pit :: View topic - Map resources

How to add custom assets to dungeon painter studio