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Has anyone used Hexographer for Star Mapping?

KDLadage

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If so, is it something you would recommend?

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I am thinking about getting Hexographer. I am working on a fantasy world for _The Arcanum_ and I want it to have a true "old school" feel, and so this seems like the best mapping program to achieve that.

But I cannot justify the purchase for this one project; then I saw the fact that it can be used for Traveller-esque star mapping. So, has anyone used it for this? And if they have, would you recommend it as a good tool for such things?
 
It will do the task in a reasonable manner.

I've got Hexographer for use in D&D.

The free JNLP version is the very same interface.
http://www.hexographer.com/free-version/

Be warned: RTFM! It matters! a lot of the interface elements go MUCH smoother if you RTFM.
 
Purchased the Hex/Dungeon/City-ographer bundle. Per the advice here, downloaded and printed the manual and I am reading through it.

As a software engineer, I may have to look at the Java source code and see if I can modify it to properly read and write Traveller .SEC and Metadata .XML files (per the Traveller Map Poster maker). Might be fun.

:)
 
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