Nice work, AJ! Simple and effective tutorial.

I appreciate a straightforward program like this. Thanks, AJ!

Why not just transpose the roulette wheel(without chairs), then raise it? Then you could allocate chairs under it to give a 3D perspective.

Those tokens could be great for objects of interest in a room. Maybe have a token for a barrel or some object you want the players to interact with. It may help with the occasional confusion when you use a map you snagged from somewhere and someone fixates on a random map detail!

That's a lot of Pathfinder!

So i go all the way around and complete the circuit but when i make that final point and double click, it all disappears. Is there a key bind that guarantees that it closes the points and keeps them there?

This seems useful for a specific type of person but it might be helpful to put something like "in unity" or whatever program you're using in the title!

thanks for wasting 5 minutes of my life

Hey, Do you need to be the GM in order update assets? I seem to be able to update the portrait and token. But can't get custom png's into the 3d/camera slot.

Well done, thank you

I'll have to explore the combat tracker further. I don't recall having additional icons to the right of my HP line.

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you make it look so easy! those dice are amazing love that they added those effects in FG

This video is a year old. Have they fixed this problem yet with round rooms?

The Townsquare with walls makes no sense. The organic rooms is getting close to the idea but still has limitations.

I create a floor plan and want to import this floor plan into dungeon alchemist so i can build the walls off of this design, is it possible to import an image?

Had no idea how to expand map, thanks for the tips :)

Which is the biggest possible map grid?

my map won't let me expand past the border. what am i missing?

A good little video that helped me with both DA and FG. The how-to is good and the trouble shooting really helps as well.

Thanks so much! I have been looking for how to do this for a while and yours is the first video I've found that ACTUALLY explains it instead of just saying it's possible!

Thank you

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GREAT video...very helpful. This save a lot of "guessing" on how to use this tool.

Thank you for this tutorial. Just saved me a ton of trouble shooting time!

I just got this today, and holy moly the sheer amount of time this is going to safe me. Compared to Roll20 its so easy to get quality content for the lads. Best part is that Roll20 will still have uses for general maps and stuff :D

I managed to make a couple of large maps with irregular dungeon rooms - diagonal walls, curved corners, etc. I'm pretty sure the Dwarves that built this dungeon will be upset that I think their work looks like it does, but I'm happy to have something to play with! lol I spent hours messing with it to build and re-build, but at least I got what I wanted out of it! I did use more of a freehand version of this method, gotta say I'm looking forward to being able to angle or curve regular walls! Thanks for the video!

Love the video, but you really need a better mic dude

"Clever girl"

Thanks for the video. It isn't perfect but it works :) I am sure they are coming up with something better

If this game can offer minis in the same vein as the minis in talespire, ill definitely buy. But we need detailed minis.

Are the spaces between the trees navigable by players after you export the map? As in, can they have their tokens in an area occupied by a tree? A medium or smaller sized creature may want to hide behind a tree or use it as cover for a ranged attack. I think it is easy for a tree's canopy to give the illusion of being blocking terrain in a 2D environment.

Dungeon Alchemist is really excellent - I wonder if you can keep the 3d aspect and import it into FGU and have the lights still work - rather than just the top down view - as I feel we're missing out a little on the wonderful graphics.

Quick tip. To drag tokens through walls, you can hold shift as you drag them. Also if you want to add lights to a character, it's quicker to select the light from the effects menu and drag it to the combat tracker. :) With multiple characters selected, you can drag the whole party through walls this way.

Thanks man, I couldn't work out how to expand the map and yours was the first video I found. Really helpful! I'm looking forward to the stretch goals coming down the pipeline soon. With my struggle of either making or stea- I mean, BORROWING maps from the internet, I'm excited by the potential of Dungeon Alchemist too ^_^ Also, mandatory "First" and "All Hail The Algorithm," etc etc!

Can Dungeon Alchemist import assets to use in dungeons? I'm talking about 3d objects to use as scatter terrain.

It's quite nice. I'm looking forward for more tiles. I tried redoing some maps for LMoP - caves and elevated areas, cisterns... all are not available yet. But I'm sure with some time, they will put out more. Definitely worth picking up.

How does the program do with outdoor maps? I’m needing to create an ambush of a river barge that the PCs will be on from the riverbank.

Does this only do battle maps, or can it do world maps as well?

Are there resizing anchors available after you've made a background like that? The actual battlefield area in the meadow looked really short, about 50 ft at its longest point if you assume each square is five feet. Sometimes you just want to take advantage of your spell/bow's 120 foot range!

Nice brother ❤️

Another thought. You used that parchment as a background for the map. I wonder if you can pick an existing map image, make it your backdrop, then use the application to effectively "trace" over each room. When you're done, change the background back to that parchment.

I'd like to see a video to how well this translates into a 2D Fantasy Grounds world. I'm curious to see if the graphic fidelity is as good or if the lighting gets wonky for players.

Think I'll have to pull the trigger on this. I always found Dungeon Painter Studio to have a rather steep learning curve. This looks extra simple and intuitive.