If user modifications cannot be saved, my wish list would be for battle-map scale tiles (representing 2 meters or whatever) that depict features of different biomes. If there was a way for a user to choose the textures for each tile and SAVE that setting (generating a seed code? A user sign-in process? What's easier?) as a preset, that would work. My suggestion for my dream feature for this program could amount basically to a menu with presets for different scales/biomes. I'm beginning to learn to program myself (learning python) and it's kind of remarkable to me how many hours a project can eat up. If you'd like to run DiceMap on your desktop, there's also a stand alone version of the program that you can download and run. I could see adding several improvements but didn't want to put too much work in too early.
If there's a new feature you'd like, or something you think would make Dice Map more useful, just let me know. If you like the result, take a screenshot, or just use it as inspiration for your adventures. The type of terrain depends on the type of die and the number rolled. When a die lands, it will generate terrain around where it fell. Click the "Map Size" button to get larger or smaller maps. Click the "Dice Scatter" button to adjust how much oomph dice are given when tossed across the board.
Click the "# of Dice" button to adjust how many dice are dropped per click Click the map to drop a stream of dice at the clicked position. Click the "Roll Dice" button to drop a handful of dice across the entire map. Click the Full Screen button it makes it look much better.
You can then customize the map by dropping pinches of dice until the map is just right. This tool simulates the manual approach, and generates a neat fantasy map by pouring dice down on to the world. *Note: Can take a few seconds to display the default progress bar lies.*Ī fantasy map generator that is based off imgur's manual map generation method:
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