glasses or mugs

mdtexeira

OK. So, I'm working on designing a tavern, and I notice that I can't find a symbol for a glass, or a mug, or anything suitable to drink out of really. This perplexes me. Has anyone out there created a symbol for such, and if so, can you share it so that the rest of us need not have quite so many thirsty adventurers? I'd do it myself, but I'm a bit of a failure at Gimp.

Or, if anyone knows where I can find such a thing...please direct me. I welcome any responses.

Peace

anomiecoalition

search the Dunjinni Forums...found tons of them on there

Henrie61

Found even a complete inn over there.

Of course real men drink straight from the bottle.
Anf they hunt bears with their bare hands.
That also explains why there are so few real men.
And thats why you need mugs and glasses.

mdtexeira

I never thought of using symbol sets from other programs. Can I take it that they are perfectly compatible? Would the same be true of textures as well? And, being a rather unreal man, does anyone have a link to somewhere explaining how to add different custom objects or textures to CC3?

Kier

yeah you can. Almost all images from the Dunjinni Forums are in PNG format so they are perfectly suited for CC3.

mdtexeira

After thinking about this, I looked around and found this, in case anyone is interested. Looks pretty useful.

http://rpgmapshare.com/index.php?q=gallery&g2_itemId=105

Kier

Yeah, mdtexeira, a lot of rpgmapshare and Dunjinni mainstays are the same. A lot of the pieces will be at both places.

Vintyri

Posted By: mdtexeiradoes anyone have a link to somewhere explaining how to add different custom objects or textures to CC3?

Buy Remy Monsen's excellent "Tome of Ultimate Mapping." Afterwards, you might never have to ask another question here again. If you use CC3, the Tome is a must!

mdtexeira

I can buy that in a bit perhaps, but my finances are a little overextended with the whole Christmas and post-Christmas consumer frenzy. right now, I've got a tremendous amount of resources tied up in ebay board game bids. so, in a week or so I'll know whether or not some of that money is fluid, but for the time being it exists in that grey area normally reserved for bank loans, and international currency speculation.

Monsen

While the Tome does indeed cover this in greater details, you'll also find some information on the subject in the CC3 manual. If you look on page 60 of the updated manual (Grab it from your registration page if you haven't done so already), it details how to import png's and organize them in symbol catalogs [If you are new to symbol management, you'll wish to familiarize yourself with the entire Symbols chapter]