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This product includes Illwinters Floorplan Generator PC. The top 3 reasons to play Illwinters Floorplan Generator PC About 50 different terrain types to choose from. Create a multi-page pdf with the dungeon divided into pages suitable for printing. Export dungeon as a single png suitable for Foundry VTT, Roll20, Fantasy Grounds and similar applications. About Illwinters Floorplan Generator PC 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 Foundry VTT, Roll20, Fantasy Grounds and similar applications. Export wall data that can be used for dynamic lightning in Foundry VTT or Roll20 (requires roll20 pro subscription). Configurable square and paper sizes, (default is 1 inch squares on A4 pages). Outdoor and dunge

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Game

Activation

Steam

Platform / region

PC · Can activate in United Kingdom

Release / edition

04 May 2018 · Standard