#image editor

Just found a "You Wouldn't Download A Car" generator!

Beim Rumspielen mit der Bildbearbeitung (IrfanView) entdeckt: Kerzenlicht muss eine deutsche Erfindung sein! Dafür beantrage ich vorsichtshalber den Nobelpreis.

I just published my no-nonsense beginner's guide to printing maps and assets to scale using the GIMP image editor. (maps and assets also included!)

Find it on my blog: https://2minutetabletop.com/gimp-how-to-print-map-assets-to-scale/

It's particularly useful for our assets, character tokens, and customized maps, and explains how to print them with a perfect 1-inch grid scale. It's a question that comes up rather often, so I'm glad to finally share my personal method.

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Component Studio has only been around a week and people are already wondering how they got along without it! Hundreds of people have signed up, and above are just some of the awesome things people have been saying about it.

Over the past week we’ve released a bunch of new features:

By popular demand we have added a 1 day free trial of the system so you can kick the tires.

There is now a full ideas system so you can tell us what features you need.

You can now export your designs to share with others. (And import them of course.)

Data sets are now sortable.

You can now duplicate designs or data sets if you want to work on alternate versions of the same thing.

Photoshop style blending options can be enabled under the advanced section of most steps.

Font shadows now have blur and opacity options.

You can duplicate a step from back to face, and face to back with a single button click. 

There are collapse all / expand all buttons in the designer to collapse/expand all steps at once.

You can download fonts directly from the font manager.

When editing a design, you can download the currently rendered image.

The data set editor now shows a sum of the quantity field. 

There is a plural() function as part of the template system now to make it easy to pluralize text based upon quantity. 

Fit text to box has been changed to allow a really tiny 5px font (down from a minimum of 30px).

The image chooser is now project aware.