Map Creation Software
I'm on the hunt for an old piece of HeroQuest map editing software. No, not HeroScribe, it pre-dated that program from what I recall. We're talking late 90s very early 2000s before HeroScribe as we know it was available.
I don't recall the name and can't seem to find any records on any sites (even using the Wayback Machine to troll through Aginsinn.com)
It was a Windows-based program that loaded a black and white map of the game board and had most of the tiles for the core game and expansions already in there, and additional tiles could be imported and placed on top of the map. The only output I'm aware of was a black and white .bmp format.
I know, not much to go on. I remember the way unused sections of the board were flagged was by selecting a special grey tile type and just dragging the cursor over each unused tile... and it was a bit flaky, because images that overlapped tiles (like doors) would get partially replaced by the grey colour and you'd have to re-place the doorway before saving.
This ringing any bells with anyone? Anybody still have a copy by any chance?!? I've got a 486 laptop that it might be on, but it's on loan to a colleague who is out of the country.
Thanks for any hints or leads
~N
I don't recall the name and can't seem to find any records on any sites (even using the Wayback Machine to troll through Aginsinn.com)
It was a Windows-based program that loaded a black and white map of the game board and had most of the tiles for the core game and expansions already in there, and additional tiles could be imported and placed on top of the map. The only output I'm aware of was a black and white .bmp format.
I know, not much to go on. I remember the way unused sections of the board were flagged was by selecting a special grey tile type and just dragging the cursor over each unused tile... and it was a bit flaky, because images that overlapped tiles (like doors) would get partially replaced by the grey colour and you'd have to re-place the doorway before saving.
This ringing any bells with anyone? Anybody still have a copy by any chance?!? I've got a 486 laptop that it might be on, but it's on loan to a colleague who is out of the country.
Thanks for any hints or leads
~N