Thanks for recording these streams and posting them here. You give great advice in an applicable manner, and my maps have already improved in leaps and bounds from watching these videos. Looking forward to many more in the future!
Very much appreciate your support. We do have so many more videos to come. Next month videos will be focused on castles. If you have any suggestion for future videos I'm all ears.
I'm sorry, am I missing something? I was following along step by step and at the first "Mask Tool" marker you just "revealed" the dungeon. You didn't show how to make it. It just appeared there like you had already made it before the video. Do these videos not show the whole process including actually making the dungeon? Or is the dungeon you're showing a trace image and you get to it later in the video?
I think I get it. These are conceptual videos, not step-by-step tutorials? They assume you know all the ins and outs of making shapes, walls, etc. So you've already done it before the video and just reveal them as you go?
@@inkarnate7021 I appreciate that. I actually found one you guys did called “How to Create Dungeon” (no s) that covers it. You did both mask subtraction and stamps step by step. I’m a paid sub to Inkarnate (love watercolor) but I’m gonna hold off until it’s faster to place walls and terrain.
Great video again. There was a formular somewhere how to align tiles from floortexture to the grid. I remember it has something to do with the largest side of the grid. Can you help me what exactly it was?
I'm sure you've answered this before but is there an easy way to quickly set up your map so you know the printable grids will be 5' or 10' per grid? Thanks
Printing to scale can take a bit of pre-planning, but one square = 1 inch. If you set up your grid in standard print size (11x17, 17x24, 24x36, 36x44), every square will be 1 inch as long as you set up borderless printing or your printer settings to accommodate. Otherwise, you will have to work with your printer settings to achieve the scale you want. Printing to scale can take a bit of pre-planning, but the number of squares should match the size of the print.
My struggle is always making the floor to a dungeon. What did you use to make the flooring ? Where they stamps or was it a texture ? And if it was a texture how do you make it so uniform to fit a grid so perfectly ?
@@inkarnate7021 yeah I really should make a discord and hang in there with you guys. I always have a ton of questions that go unanswered. Alright let me get on there.
@@inkarnate7021 I am not hating just to be clear! I really enjoyed the video but I got half way through and was a bit at a loss as I was expecting some guidance on drawing the actual layout using the Inkarnate tools, making the walls, filling out the rooms, lighting, features, aesthetics etc. Otherwise, the theory you talked about was really insightful. I am a new sub to the Incarnate service as I really want to create my own world and campaign :)
Good video, but I'd have preferred if you'd stuck to how to use Inkarnate rather than how to create dungeons. Not everyone uses your ideas of boss rooms, loot rooms and so on.
Thanks for recording these streams and posting them here. You give great advice in an applicable manner, and my maps have already improved in leaps and bounds from watching these videos. Looking forward to many more in the future!
Very much appreciate your support. We do have so many more videos to come. Next month videos will be focused on castles.
If you have any suggestion for future videos I'm all ears.
I do believe that these videos are great not only for using Inkarnate but for Dming in general. Thank you so much for your efforts and passion :)
Where can I find that "natural wall" stamp that you've used?
I believe its called "cavern wall"
@@inkarnate7021 Thanks! I have completely forgotten there was a search function. ;D
I'm sorry, am I missing something? I was following along step by step and at the first "Mask Tool" marker you just "revealed" the dungeon. You didn't show how to make it. It just appeared there like you had already made it before the video. Do these videos not show the whole process including actually making the dungeon? Or is the dungeon you're showing a trace image and you get to it later in the video?
I think I get it. These are conceptual videos, not step-by-step tutorials? They assume you know all the ins and outs of making shapes, walls, etc. So you've already done it before the video and just reveal them as you go?
@@williamobraidislee3433 we can totally make a step by step video for dungeons.
@@inkarnate7021 I appreciate that. I actually found one you guys did called “How to Create Dungeon” (no s) that covers it. You did both mask subtraction and stamps step by step. I’m a paid sub to Inkarnate (love watercolor) but I’m gonna hold off until it’s faster to place walls and terrain.
If we did the whole process it would be a 4-5 hour video. Our subscribers don't like those longer videos so we avoid doing them.
the tool deperately needs wall maker by draw instead of trying to add wall pieces
We have a line & shape tool available for all pro users. Go check it out.
@@inkarnate7021 seems to be paid only no? I'd love to try it
Great video again. There was a formular somewhere how to align tiles from floortexture to the grid. I remember it has something to do with the largest side of the grid. Can you help me what exactly it was?
Hmm I don't recall that but I will ask our community.
I'm sure you've answered this before but is there an easy way to quickly set up your map so you know the printable grids will be 5' or 10' per grid? Thanks
Printing to scale can take a bit of pre-planning, but one square = 1 inch.
If you set up your grid in standard print size (11x17, 17x24, 24x36, 36x44), every square will be 1 inch as long as you set up borderless printing or your printer settings to accommodate.
Otherwise, you will have to work with your printer settings to achieve the scale you want. Printing to scale can take a bit of pre-planning, but the number of squares should match the size of the print.
@@inkarnate7021 Very helpful tyvm
My struggle is always making the floor to a dungeon. What did you use to make the flooring ? Where they stamps or was it a texture ? And if it was a texture how do you make it so uniform to fit a grid so perfectly ?
Come on over to our Discord and I can help you with this a little more depth.
@@inkarnate7021 yeah I really should make a discord and hang in there with you guys. I always have a ton of questions that go unanswered. Alright let me get on there.
@@thebutcher1412 See you there :)
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Is there an update on the room tool that was mentioned?
No updates currently.
the shape tool has been added a good bit ago now, I think a few months, but I'm not sure. You need the pro version to use it though
Seems like the clone and edit is no longer available :)
Fixed. Please verify :)
@@inkarnate7021 Yes, thank you! Cloned it a couple of seconds ago :)
@@arne8680 Great! Thank you for letting me know.
Is this not the theory of dungeons rather than how to make a dungeon using your tool?
Sounds like we need to do another dungeon video. Thanks for the feedback.
@@inkarnate7021 I am not hating just to be clear! I really enjoyed the video but I got half way through and was a bit at a loss as I was expecting some guidance on drawing the actual layout using the Inkarnate tools, making the walls, filling out the rooms, lighting, features, aesthetics etc. Otherwise, the theory you talked about was really insightful. I am a new sub to the Incarnate service as I really want to create my own world and campaign :)
@@Fuzzatron3000 Totally understand. I think its a good idea to do a new dungeon video one that focuses on making one instead of the layout theory.
It's pretty good videos. Thank you very much)
... But it's so f@cking hard to translate(...
I'm glad you like the videos. Sorry for the translation trouble.
Good video, but I'd have preferred if you'd stuck to how to use Inkarnate rather than how to create dungeons. Not everyone uses your ideas of boss rooms, loot rooms and so on.