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Sobelia,
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I've heard and read a lot of complaints about CC3 being difficult to learn. I've just really started trying to use it and it really is not the bad. The key is to follow the examples. If you are used to programs like Photoshop and GIMP, then you'll be familiar with the layers and sheets that CC3 uses. The most challenging aspect of the program is learning the CAD based functions. Again, if you follow the examples and use the video demo available on the Profantasy site, you'll get the hang of the program rather quickly. Altogether, I really like the program. The user community provides fantastic insight and the company has great support. I recommend it to every GM that is trying to map his world! |
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JPSTOD,
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It is not that difficult to use. An added plus, all the User Artwork from the Dundjinni Forums can be used in it also. |
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Sobelia,
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It is not that difficult to use. Now that is a goodie I did not know. I have been trying to find freebie art out there to add on to the program. Thanks for the heads up! |
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Stereofm,
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The most challenging aspect of the program is learning the CAD based functions. ! As someone not used to CAD software, I found it extremely challenging to use, and even after I learned it somewhat, i found it was so slooowwwww. At least for outdoor maps. And I really did not like the end results. while nice things can be done with it, like the old Forgotten Realms CD Atlas, the overall result is not what I expected. Well, let's hope the 4ed of CC will be easier ? Of course, this is just a personal opinion, so feel free to disagree. |
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JPSTOD,
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The most challenging aspect of the program is learning the CAD based functions. ! Since you Mentioned "Forgotten Realms Atlas" ...I would be willing to Buy an Atlas created for Pathfinder...Hint...Hint..hint.....Hint |
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