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What do you mean? The download links are still working.

No. Diablo 1 uses sprites exclusively. The sprites were mostly made by rendering 3d models frame by frame and assembling the resulting images into a spritesheets.

I'm not sure a full set would make sense since the street tiles don't follow the 3x3 system the dungeon walls used as examples do.

The street tiles are free to be included in any collection.

I started a thread long ago detailing my experiences in using Maptools primarily as a battle map for F2F sessions:

http://forums.rptools.net/viewtopic.php ... t=dark+sun

All files have been re-uploaded.

I added a blank arena map to the various.zip file and re-uploaded it.

IIRC there were a lot of doors with dynamic VBL, and one or several of them had some dodgy values so they gave errors. I just had to re-check each one and managed to clean it up, so I wouldn't fault your framework, it was not a bug but more of a user oversight I think.

Screw this, I'm ust gonna upload the maps and assets and hope that the traffic doesn't get too high :P http://cherno.cwsurf.de/darksun/various.zip http://cherno.cwsurf.de/darksun/sandraiders.zip http://cherno.cwsurf.de/darksun/marauders.zip http://cherno.cwsurf.de/darksun/bloodsand.zip http://cherno...

Update: I re-uploaded the maps. They are all in 100 DPI resolution. A few maps that weren't part of the archives were added as well (Veiled Threat, Face in the Stone).

PM or eMail to chernoskill (at) gmx (dot) net for the link

Found the solulution. The Change Health makro does indeed update the Health Bar... But there IS no Health bar in the campaign framework, the five bars are all named differently So I will just create my own Bar and name it Health, and it will work.

Hey, after quite a while I'm coming back to MapTools and D&D, this time with 5. edition, and I would very much like to try this cool framework :) So first of all, a big thank you to all the people who contributed. Now, I have experience with the Slim 4E framework, but as I said it's been a while...

I am afraid I don't understand the problem at hand. I understand you want to have a map with different height levels, but where is the issue there? I would just paint different shades of green or brown or whatever to denote the height levels.

Hey, I liked Bloodnet back in the day. It had a bizarre graphics style and some unique mechanics, and fun subplots. You could jack into cyberspace, find a hidden well, download Elvis Presley's consciousness and then buy and collect cyborg parts fro various weapon dealers until you were able to build...