Obsidian - Solo RPG Toolkit - Dyson Logos Business Card Dungeon

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In this video we take another look at Solo RPG Toolkit. Playing further with the Custom Deck functionality which has been improved to enable card rotation!
I've been browsing the net, looking for a cool way to utilise this new functionality and found a fantastic set of random dungeon business cards by the amazing Dyson Logos! I've turned the deck into an awesome new tool for the Patreon Vault so update now to get your hands on the Business Card Dungeon Deck generator.
Big thanks for Dyson Logos: / dysonlogos
More Tutorials: obsidianttrpgtutorials.com/
Support Me To Make More Content! / jplunkett
00:00 Intro
03:37 Setup
07:29 Excalidraw Demo
09:50 Draw on the Map
11:13 Add Water and Lava
12:46 Add Dungeon Symbols
16:25 Add Pinned Notes
21:56 Outro

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4 июл 2024

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@BagOfTips 5 дней назад

This is some really interesting stuff! This is definitely another amazing step and achievement for the TTRPG Obsidian Community!

@JoshPlunkett 5 дней назад

We've had random deck generators previously. I think what really works here though is just how simple it is to both setup and use. Love it.

@KrooTon 5 дней назад

Just recently came across obsidian and immediately thought about using it for campaign tracking… and this video pops up. Good timing!

@MichaelMoreaujr 4 дня назад

Great work, Josh! You're always tinkering! I see lots of potential use for this plugin. Thanks for all you do for the Community!

@bluecorvidart 3 дня назад

Also, about the alpha channel GIMP business... this is a bit niche but maybe it's useful: An image's alpha channel is its transparency on a scale from 100% visible (white) to 100% transparent (black). What this means is, if your image is already greyscale and you want it to be transparent in the white spots, you can invert it and paste it into the alpha channel, then fill the normal channel with black (or whatever color you want the lines to be.) This will turn those leftover greyish spots to semi-transparent, so they'll look nice on darker backgrounds. :) Clip Studio Paint has a dedicated "convert brightness to opacity" option these days, so I haven't had to do this in a while, but I remember the old days of scanning in lineart to color in old versions of GIMP/Photoshop, haha.

@bluecorvidart 3 дня назад

Oh this looks fun! If I recall correctly, Dyson's original set of ~100 square geomorphs are available for personal and non-commercial use, and lots of people have made compatible ones, so they might be an even better resource for this than these business-card-shaped ones.

@JoshPlunkett 3 дня назад

Yeah I was looking at those. Technically I shouldn't provide them as my channel is monetised so I fall into the category of commercial vs non commercial. There's some great options there though!