Every week we do a live mapping session on YouTube, showcasing a certain style or set of tools in CC3+. Here are the most recent Live Mapping videos, as archived on YouTube:
Every week we do a live mapping session on YouTube, showcasing a certain style or set of tools in CC3+. Here are the most recent Live Mapping videos, as archived on YouTube:
Every week we do a live mapping session on YouTube, showcasing a certain style or set of tools in CC3+. Here are the most recent Live Mapping videos with Remy and Ralf, as archived on YouTube:
The Cartographer’s Annual Vol 14 (2020) is now available as a full collection and consolidated setup of all the 13 individual issues that were released over the course of the last year. If you didn’t subscribe and are just buying it now, or you just didn’t follow the monthly releases, the full setup is available among your registration page downloads. Check the Annual’s page to see the content list.
In 2020 we also started the live mapping series on YouTube and over its course we demoed most of the Annual issues of the year. If you want to see the Annual’s styles in action, here is a convenient listing of these videos in one place:
Every week we do a live mapping session on YouTube, showcasing a certain style or set of tools in CC3+. Here are the most recent Live Mapping videos with Remy and Ralf, as archived on YouTube:
Here is the round up of last month’s live mapping sessions on YouTube.
Here is the round up of last month’s live mapping sessions by Remy or Ralf.
Remy Monsen has published two new video tutorials on creating your own symbols in CC3+ on his own YouTube channel.
Symbols – Part 1: Finding and Preparing Images
Symbols – Part 2: Creating a Symbol Catalog
We’ve continued our weekly live mapping sessions to great fun and success. Here is a list of the videos now available on YouTube:
An introduction to CC3+ and the Mike Schley Overland style
An introduction to creating battle-maps with CC3+ and Dungeon Designer 3
An introduction to creating city locations along with linked buiding floorplans.
Converting an existing temple floorplan into an isometric view of the inside and outside of the building.
Creating a dungeon map connected to a natural cave system.
Recently we have begun to experiment with live video streaming map-making sessions in the Campaign Cartographer 3+ Community on Facebook. In two sessions, Ralf demonstrated creating a dungeon and a small town with the Jon Roberts Dungeon and City styles respectively. You can still watch the archived videos here.
Creating a dungeon with the Jon Roberts Dungeon style
Mapping a town with the Jon Roberts City style
We will be scheduling future videos via ProFantasy’s Facebook page, so you don’t have to be a member of the community group. Please feel free to suggest videos you’d like to see in the comments.
