Roleplaying
23
Jul
Hello,
I created a small tool to remove normal information from .obj files so they will work inside DAZ Studio and Poser.
Enjoy!
Hello,
today I just have to show you what findings I did yesterday when I was visiting the summer house owned by my mothers family.
18
Jun
Hello folks,
I’ve been playing with some new stuff I’ve learned, and this is the first W.I.P. I think I’m on the right track.
As some of you might already know, I’ve decided to challenge my adventure writing skills even more, but writing a series of adventures for Operation: Fallen Reich, which I intent to sell via Publit in Europe and Lulu in the United States. The book will consist of six to eight adventures that can be played independent of each other sometime 1936 to 1938.
Here is the latest adventure in the Wicked Times series for Operation:Fallen Reich,
Wicked Times – Winter is coming.
Enjoy!
13
May
4Eyes roleplaying, winner of a Golden Pawn 2011 for best unpublished adventures, is proud to bring A FIVE RING CIRCUS to your gaming table.
A FIVE RING CIRCUS is an adventure for the old but great role playing game James Bond 007™ by Victory Games.
As usual the adventure is free a free download.
To celebrate the release of this adventure for one of my all time favorite role playing games, 4EYes will hold a raffle from today running to June 30 at 23:59:59 central European time.
If you make a donation to 4Yes you are in the raffle. The winner, picked randomly will win a picture, or several pictures really, of RPG character of your choice. You send me a description of you character and I will 3D render a portrait, an action scene and a top/down token to use with a Virtual Game table. This is your chance to make your character sheet shine.
Hello,
after almost two years of absence, the store at www.dundjinni.com is finally open again.
28
Mar
Hello,
I’ve released QuikPazte for Mac OS X 10.6 or later. This is a small utility that mimics the HotKey handling that I had in Znippetizer.
Today is the final day, we will finish the filter with wood and stone that was my challenge from the Bald Wizards Club. We have done a lot, and hopefully you have all picked up a few tricks and a few ways of thinking. I don’t claim my way of making filters to be the best way, but one way that seems to work when you look back at the pile of HUs I’ve gathered over the past two years.
I know you think we’re done with the filter, but there are always some tweaking to do. When you make a filter yo want people to use it after you publish it, and a one-trick-pony will not get that much use unless it is a super duper filter. The more settings and variations you have, the more usage will the filter get and the more likely you are to get a HU (High Usage Point), for which you can trade yourself additional FilterForge licenses to give to friends and family.