This looks amazing! Do you eventually get the chance to use each of your creations in a tabletop session, or do you have more fun creating these environments?
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This looks amazing! Do you eventually get the chance to use each of your creations in a tabletop session, or do you have more fun creating these environments?
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Thank you ! I do use most of the things I create in Flowscape. I have a feeling there's a lot more in the software that I haven't discovered yet, some of the things people showcase in their Reddit are incredible (but I guess they are true artists, while I'm just using it more pragmatically).
One thing I tend to do is use the "snapshot" feature with a very high camera angle to create battlemaps for Roll20, because I find the isometric view it gives me more attractive than the top-down map mode the software has.
Horizontal snapshots are a great way to create images showing the players the kind of view their characters have, which can really help build atmosphere (as well as being useful on posts introducing an adventure).