FlowScape

Es una genial herramienta creativa, sobre todo para [i]battlemaps[/i] para juegos como D&D. Solo le falta más modelos y estructuras de estilo fantástico, y también soporte para el Workshop de Steam, ya que sería un gran paso para ayudar a crecer la cantidad de contenido y la comunidad.

The game is alright, but honestly its just not enough. It feels a little limiting and for the price? You're better off spending it on something else. It doesn't get updated anymore either, so dont come back to check on it. Remove it from the wishlist, leave it alone. Glad I got it on sale, yikes.

It is what it is. I've made some really cool scenes with it. Google "flickr flowscape gallery" to see what people have made, either alone or in combination with gimp and other art tools. Some of it is very impressive. It is more than a little janky. And the detractors are correct that the UI has a lot of friction and you must rely on YouTube to learn how to use it. For instance, it supports importing outside 3d models but you will only learn that from community tutorials. I've made everything from a rusty Mars sunrise to two frogs on a log under a moon in a cattail swamp. Though never in less than four hours. The biggest problem is that it is both unpolished and undeniably abandoned. But still full price. At a minimum the dev should update the page and own the fact that development is over. He should also establish a new lower price to reflect that. I wish I could recommend an alternative, but I haven't found one. It occupies a unique niche between professional tools like Blender that demand huge investment, and novelty apps that are little more than toys. I've never used anything that lets amateurs like me create such impressive scenes. I'm more than a little sad to see it so neglected. The unreached potential of this app is a loss. If you're the creative type who is willing to spend a whole evening making just one cool picture, then I wholly recommend this on sale. You can and will make something beautiful with this if you try. If you're not willing to bleed a little for your art and just want something easy and shiny right now, then mage.space misses you. Either way, it is what it is.

useful for brainstorming scenery to use for artist reference aside from any other various usage.

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No complaints, relaxing, useful, good price.

The price is too cheap for this quality! The wide variety of materials is very helpful.

This was interesting for about the first 30 minutes, but after that it just felt limited and frustrating. I guess if you've never used a fully-featured 3D scene editor it feels okay for plopping assets onto a scene, but ultimately it's less stressful and probably faster to create a scene by just using something like the Unity scene editor itself. I guess having a built-in library of 3D assets out of the box is kind of nice, but that's it. Performance is also not great (Ryzen 9 9950X and Intel Arc B570).

For the price its totally amazing for D&D. You can quickly bring your maps, cities or locations to life, (even has a grid). I also use it for backgrounds for my art. Tho it can get quite laggy if you go overboard with details (obv) X)

eu comprei esse aplicativo, na esperança de fazer mapas interagiveis de RPG (o que não é o intuito do aplicativo), o que não me agradou foi o fato de de não ter um tuturial para explicar o minimo