TheAmishMan

These were always my favorite back in day, like a quick I Spy

This was a post that was a response to the weekly prompt from /c/Mapmaking . Here was the prompt:

This Week’s Prompt: A sprawling, labyrinthine library in an ancient, arcane tower.

Envision an arcane tower, nestled away from the prying eyes of the world. Within its lofty confines lies a labyrinthine library, stretching across floors and disappearing into shadowy corners. The air thrums with the silent whispers of countless tomes. What mysteries do these dusty pages hold? What encounters could one stumble upon in this maze of knowledge?

Trying to work more with dungeon alchemist, trying to get better about getting maps that are usable fast as possible rather than getting stuck on nitty gritty details. Also just trying to learn how to use it more. The cinematic tool is pretty cool, I wish I could change the skybox up though.

*Discover the enchantment of the forgotten Enchanted Oasis, a hidden gem within the crumbling walls of an ancient castle. Within its square borders, an overgrown garden reveals itself, once a vibrant display of cultivated beauty, now a sanctuary for wild plants and untamed flora. At the center, a fountain stands as a solitary sentinel, its waters long still, yet its intricate carvings still radiating the echoes of forgotten tales.

As you explore the leafy corridors of this abandoned garden, listen closely to the whispers of the wind. What secrets lie dormant amidst the tangled foliage? The remnants of battles and encounters past linger in the air, waiting to be unraveled by those brave enough to venture forth.*

This map was made in response to the Weekly Community Prompt over on /c/MapMaking. We do weekly mapmaking prompts over there, so come check it out!

This was made using Dungeon Alchemist, which Im still getting used to. Its a drastically faster mapmaking tool, so trying to improve my skills with it so I can make maps faster on the fly.

🌱 Interested in creating your own unique maps with Dungeon Alchemist? Join me on my creative journey and explore more captivating creations on my Patreon. Together, let's unlock the untamed beauty and share our map-making skills with the world!

Hello Map Makers!

The time has come for our second Weekly Community Prompt! This is your chance to stretch your creative boundaries and illustrate a theme in your distinct style, no matter your experience level.

This Week's Prompt: A sprawling, labyrinthine library in an ancient, arcane tower.

Envision an arcane tower, nestled away from the prying eyes of the world. Within its lofty confines lies a labyrinthine library, stretching across floors and disappearing into shadowy corners. The air thrums with the silent whispers of countless tomes. What mysteries do these dusty pages hold? What encounters could one stumble upon in this maze of knowledge?

This prompt is not about winning, but about embracing our diverse perspectives and styles. We eagerly await your interpretations!

Share your process, thoughts, and drafts in this thread. This is our chance to engage, learn, and celebrate the art of map-making together.

Once you've completed your work, we encourage you to post your final maps in /c/BattleMaps. This allows us to marvel at everyone's finished work while keeping this community focused on the process.

Rules Reminder:

1. Always show respect towards all community members and their work.
2. Remember, our goal is to share our creative journey and learn from one another.
3. Immerse yourself in the process and let your creativity run wild!

Can't wait to see how you bring this prompt to life.

Happy map-making, everyone!

My semi minimalist background. The sidebar expands to actually show quite a few apps, I use a bunch of apps on a daily basis so I couldn't really settle with just five or six that most means have, so when it's expanded out I can see quite a bit of information it's a lot faster than looking through my app drawer which hasn't even more apps but aren't ones that I use on a daily basis. Similar to my previous post but changed up the background and have been updating a few of the apps recently.

My semi minimalist background. The sidebar expands to actually show quite a few apps, I use a bunch of apps on a daily basis so I couldn't really settle with just five or six that most means have, so when it's expanded out I can see quite a bit of information it's a lot faster than looking through my app drawer which hasn't even more apps but aren't ones that I use on a daily basis. Similar to my previous post but changed up the background and have been updating a few of the apps recently.

As the title says, an option to just show NSFW posts only. I don't think it needs a ton more explanation than that

Greetings Map Makers!

It's time for our first Weekly Community Prompt! This is an opportunity for everyone, both old hands and fresh faces, to flex their creative muscles and interpret a theme in their distinct style.

This Week's Prompt: An abandoned, overgrown garden within the ruins of an ancient castle.

Imagine the remnants of an erstwhile majestic castle, now surrendering to the slow tick of time. In its heart, an forgotten garden bristles with wild plants, a testament to untamed beauty. What secrets does it conceal? What encounters and battles await within its leafy corridors?

This prompt isn't a competition, but rather a celebration of our diverse interpretations. Regardless of your style or experience level, we eagerly anticipate your creations!

Please share your process, thoughts, and works-in-progress in this thread. Let's engage in discussions, learn from one another, and celebrate the art of map-making!

Once your creation is complete, you're encouraged to share your final maps in /c/BattleMaps. This way, we get to admire everyone's finished work while keeping this community focused on the process.

Rules Reminder:

1. Treat all community members and their work with respect.
2. Remember, the aim here is to share your creative process and learn from each other.
3. Enjoy the process, and let your creativity soar!

We're looking forward to seeing what unique twists you bring to this prompt.

Happy map-making, everyone!

I'm seeing the same post from the same user posted in the same community but it seems to be delivered from multiple instances. I have the show all option turned off. Can't figure out why I'm seeing multiple, a good example is when you sort by top of day and you'll see a lot of duplicate post grouped together.

Edit- turning off the see all seems like it essentially forces it to local only, which sorta fixes it, but that's not what I want. On Jerboa for example, I can filter by all (multi instances), and only see one example of each post power community

Edit 2 - so it's something to do with using the 'see all' from multiple instances, even ones your not part of. The problem is it's don't the duplicating there, but seems to be for the same community, but something is of in the parity. For now I'm just using [email protected] and that seems to be better for now

Love the interface so far, but I can't find the inbox to see people replying to my posts and comments or direct messages. Am I missing something?

From the site:

RIF going away song for June 2023: Jay Park - Yesterday

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATuP6CE0vxM

A message Thank you everyone for your support since 2009.

Thank you to /u/anon_smithsonian in particular for taking care of everyone on /r/redditisfun.

RIF, you’re quirky and rough around the edges, but you’ve always gotten the job done. You know how to get out of the way and show people the articles, discussions, pictures, and videos they came for.

You have the silliest name, but we love you all the more for it. RIF will always be fun in our hearts.

RIF has been so much of my life.

I’m honored that so many of you have felt the same way.

Thank you for sharing this journey with me. It’s been fun.

(This space will be updated on July 1.)

As title says, Id like to be able to click on my profile icon abd see my post history and communities I moderate. That's how it functions with Jerboa, and makes looking at my posts and communities a lot easier