iPhone -Android app

Highland_Piper

It would be nice to have an app to view CC3 maps and switch between layers. I'm using my iPhone more often for gaming.

jaerdaph

iPhone? There are still people waiting for over a decade for a Mac OS version of CC3!

I know what you mean though - I've integrated my Droid X phone and my Droid Xoom tablet into every aspect of my life.

Terraformer_Author

I'm from the generation that loves big screens, lol. Back when I was a young lad of 21, if someone suggested doing a lot of the stuff we did - like folks can do on cell phones now - the whole crowd would've said something like "Naaaaa - would never fly, too many people would get fed up with the eye strain!" Lol.

I like computers and real physical stuff like books and such, but too each their own!

JimP

I have, gee more lack of spare time stuff, working on using one of my ereaders to help me run a game of AD&D first edition.

jslayton

Posted By: jaerdaphI've integrated my Droid X phone and my Droid Xoom tablet into every aspect of my life.

I find that idea disturbing in so very many ways.

Highland_Piper

I'm thinking of something like CC3 View, but something that CC3 has to export to. I was thinking it would export all the layers into one file and the app could read and control the layers.

jaerdaph

Posted By: jslayton

Posted By: jaerdaphI've integrated my Droid X phone and my Droid Xoom tablet into every aspect of my life.

I find that idea disturbing in so very many ways.

Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated.

Highland_Piper

I just bought an Android Tablet and I'm turning my maps into pdf's to view for gaming but an Android App for viewing sure would be sweet!

pdj

I don't think your translation software did a very good job with that

pkfrye

My, two cents...PDFs with hotlinks work as a solution for me. You can easily build an "atlas" of an area AND copy/print protect the material for distribution. With the password feature you can even build player and DM versions, room by room reveals etc., in the same file.

pkfrye

For those that don't have Acrobat DC (I don't) I used Powerpoint to create the links on the attached example. First I exported the maps a PNG files and imported the images into powerpoint on three different slides. Then I exported the file out of Powerpoint as a PDF file. The links are automagically embedded in the PDF. Click on the staircases to move from level to level in the building.

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St Cuthberts.pdf

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[Deleted User]

Great work. Thanks for sharing.