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Hi guys!

I know I saw a program a year or so ago, that let you enter and define all the terrain you had (width, length, height and type, difficult/dangerous/LOS blocking etc), and the program vould then be set for how much of each type should be used, say
25% of the board, 1/3rd Los block, 1/3 difficult, 1/3 just height (like hills), and the program would then set up a table, under those perimeters, using terrain from the "library" you've set up...

Now, I can't find it *grumble* .

Does anyone know which program I'm talking about, or a similar one?

//Calle

I use my imagination.

So have we for the last 13 years, but the I go- you go method for placing terrain is taking too much time that could have been spent actually playing. A couple of clicks, and then follow a quick map to set up a good proportioned random table, without anyone feeling cheated, would be nice.

/Calle