RPTools.net

So a little while ago roughly 4 months ago, i started a nice little module called 'Worlds Largest Dungeon'.

It occured to me that putting my hand up for mappered was a dumb idea at the time. I stumbled across RPtools and was saved. I started mapping out the first section using jsut snap to grid tile sets. Then i thought that i could scan in the images of each map (A3 size) and use them as a back drop into the maptools. worked like a charm. I added walls and all for line of sight and now its ready to go.

Thus far I'm only creating the maps as we near the completion of each stage. Section A is up an running but map compression went to crap so it aint work uploading. Section B is finished and if running like a dream, found a new compression style and it runs smooth.

Although you still possibly need to up you memory allocation to around the 500mb range to help with monsters and effects. other that that these are fully working maps with all player side hidden doors removed. room number still visable for DM purpose.

If any one is keen i would love to upload and see what people think. only thing is i dont have a file server to load to. so if anyone has a site they could recommend that would be great.

Cheers guys
Doibs.

You could upload it to Rapidshare.

I think these could help:
http://websearch.about.com/od/web20/a/o ... torage.htm

Personally, I use DropBoks because it's up to a gig. If you refer and get people to sign up, they even increase your storage capacity. Best thing? It's free.

Did this ever get posted anywhere. I'm interested in running the same Adventure path but if I don't have to do the scanning and stuff that would help alot. Anyone know if this is uploaded anyplace or anyone willing to email a copy if they have one?

Let me know.

Cheers.

Ditto, me and some friends want to start in on this monster, if anyone has already put this together a link would be greatly appreciated. Thanks ahead of time.

Sincerely,
RogueD

you can find a pdf version of all the maps from this website
http://www.james.neetersoft.com/wld/wld.htm