This is taken from the Use of Symbols and Artwork section of the Pro Fantasy website. You may publish such maps for commercial gain. (i) Subject to the restrictions in section ii and iii, you may freely distribute the maps you create using OUR ARTWORK in CC3 format, but not the source image files (PNG and bitmap artwork) associated with them, and you may freely distribute flat files (for example BMP and PNG) exported from CC3 or third-party applications containing OUR ARTWORK. This section sets out how you can distribute maps containing OUR ARTWORK. This product includes a large amount of symbols, fill-styles and other artwork in a variety of file formats (OUR ARTWORK).
Even if you missed out on the bundle, you can still follow this guide if you wish to buy in to Campaign Cartographer 3 on its own.įirst, I feel it is very relevant to post a part of the license agreement that has allowed me to dive into this legitimately. This post is mostly to serve as a tutorial for getting the assets from Campaign Cartographer 3, and it’s various add-ons, into DungeonFog Once you have sorted them for yourself, they can be used in any software that supports custom assets however. Ever since working on The Dark Lord’s Manor map for the Caeora Map Making Competition, I have been interested in adding in some new assets to work with in DungeonFog, and this bundle was a great way to gain access to a ton of new assets for a very affordable price. As the videos on my channel so far might have given away, I have chosen DungeonFog as my map making software of choice, at least when it comes to smaller scale area maps. However, I was very interested in this for something else. Specifically, it was Campaign Cartographer 3 and a bunch of its addons. So recently there was a great bundle over on Humble Bundle for some map making stuff, it actually ends today (July 8, 2020) if you’re quick.
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