In need of dire help

[NeaZy]

I know I'm stretching a bit with unpaid map request but I'm really in desperate need of a house map for my DnD group. DM has been on my back for couple of weeks now but I only have a rough sketch of the house I 'bought' and just didn't have a time because of the exams to actually make it. Anyway, it is a two story house with a basement. I guess prefered style would be something like http://2minutetabletop.com/ , but seeing that this is unpaid it is not a requerment.

Proportions of the house are 10x10 meters and here is the sketch I made him on the spot for room placement. ( when it comes to furniture, the only request I would make is the yellow otoman - it is the first thing we bought, everything else is up to you )

http://imgur.com/a/Awe1V

Spare rooms are bedrooms for other party members. 1 is a main floor, 0 basement, 2 second floor


I just want to thank anyone that will even consider doing it, I would make it paid but as a student I'm on very limited founds right now.

[jpstod]

I would consider it but I can't make it in your Prefered style

[NeaZy]

It is okay.. whatever style suits you. Beggars can't be choosers.

[jpstod]

Actually My Main Problem is I don't have direct access to internet at home and can't print off plans, otherwise I really would do it for you.

[Fingolwyn]

If you don't mind old-school TSR Blue, I can create something in 2-D for you. Based on your sketch, it probably would take 45-60 minutes.

Publicly I do maps for & (And) Magazine. Below is a link to their downloads page; download Issue #4 and check out the Guildhall map (pg 71) for an idea of what it would look like. With 10 meter (30 ft) length, most likely I would do a 5' square (assuming you're playing some version of d20).

http://www.and-mag.com/category/down...zine-download/

[NeaZy]

I would be more than fine with that

[Fingolwyn]

OK. I'll probably be able to put this together tonight. It will be a .BMP and a .JPG file (.BMP contains more info, .JPG is easier to use in Web stuff). How do I get them to you? Email attachment is probably best.

[Midgardsormr]

Fingolwyn, I recommend .png rather than .bmp, especially for a style like TSR Blue. PNG uses lossless compression, so no data loss, it will be way smaller than a bmp, and it displays in more software.

For more information, reference this old thread: Image Export Formats.

[Fingolwyn]

Fingolwyn, I recommend .png rather than .bmp, especially for a style like TSR Blue. PNG uses lossless compression, so no data loss, it will be way smaller than a bmp, and it displays in more software.

For more information, reference this old thread: Image Export Formats.

I use an archaic program (DungeonCrafter v1.4.1), the output of which (and working form) is .BMP. I could convert to .PNG instead of .JPG though. I always send the original output file in case the recipient wants to do anything with it.

[NeaZy]

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