can anybody give me advice witch program is best for creating isometric maps for rpg. i tried bryce 5 but i need orthogonal projection with 45 degrees slope and it has only panoramatic projection or orthogonal with 90 degrees. can anybody help me?

Yah move the camera to the settings you need or rotate the camera to the setting you need,There have been many maps made with Bryce5,Where they are I do not know but keep looking...One suggestion is looking for a Tutorial on the subject,Maybe someone in the forum can help or maybe even AgentSmith might be able to point you in the right direction....

ok, once more my problem. i need picture without deformation (size or angle). there are options witch do that (top view, side views etc.) but they all have 90 degrees slope and i need 45 degrees. i made it so that i set camera like it is set in top view, but i must set angle for each object (45 degrees). but the second problem is, that the 45 degrees angle isnt the same for objects witch various proportions. i tried vue d'esprit to but it seems the same. simply, i need orthogonal projection, not central projection. p.s. sorry my english

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Not a Problem...As I stated above BRYCE has been used to make many RPG game maps...LOOK for a tutorial on the WEB put in your search bar...Here is the link I used by typing in my Google search bar...Useing Bryce for RPG Map Tutorial...And the link is what Google came up with and I see that there are a few sites mentioning using Bryce for RPG maps....

i found nothing to help me. my problem - 45 degrees perspective

Pick one of the camera views that did work. I used right. Click on the second triangle on the left side of the Bryce window. Choose edit current camera. Change the angles and centers to match the settings you see in the picture. If you render with this right camera it should not be a perspective view. If you need to reposition the map use the little hand tool on the bottom right of the bryce window. Click down hold and drag on the hand and the image in the screen should pan. When you get done go to the top triangle on the left of the Bryce window. The bottom of the window that pops up has the command "reset views" theis restores the right view to 90 degrees.

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Easier way to do it electroglyph is to set the FOV to 10 and the scale to 200, 45 degree rotate on x-axis on the perspective camera. this is the same settings as the ortho (top,side,front) cameras.

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i finnaly found it, this setting did work. to electroglyph: have you tried to add some object? it wont display. this is mine:

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