Not horrible but not great (but it did launch not long ago in EA and they are working on it) I don't mind the lack of assets but until someone fully converts the 5gb file its a bit iffy. So that is one I have no interest in because of the sub model. World Engine looked decent but a subscription model is a big nope for me as I just want a easy mapping tool I am not someone to spend a lot of time making really good maps (and those people will most likely stick to PS). Have any of you all tried another one and liked it? Looking at these trailers, which one would you be willing to try out? Thanks all!
MapForge Pros *Super high quality (with lighting detail) *Offers customization that's not found in trailers of others (random torches placement, night/day map, plus more) *Cross platformingĬons *Seems to have the smallest map field (unconfirmed) *comes out the latest, with no access to Beta or Alpha *with add-ons, can be the most expensiveįinal Thoughts I have not tried any of these, nor know nothing about these outside of their trailers. Pros *loads of assets (including multiple different portions of meals you can place on tables) *Out now *Cheapest *Very flexible (can make detailed or simple maps) *Seems to have lots of town assets along with dungeonĬons *only on Steam *Seems to concentrate more on towns and villages (really not sure about their dungeon assets) World Engine Pros *high customization (including shrinking individual objects placed on map) *loads of assets *seems like there is a huge map field *Cross platformingĬons *subscription based (with different tiers) *most expensive *low quality Right now I'm going to list some pros and cons about them: So it seems like we're getting an influx of map creation tools and I was wondering anything you were eyeing in particular, or something I might have missed? Right now I know of the three I listed.
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