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Query for Game Designers - What software do you use to write?

Started by Krimson, August 17, 2016, 02:27:48 PM

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Tod13

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September 01, 2016, 02:00:07 PM
Quote from: Krimson;916600@Estar I don't think I'll be getting a second or third monitor anytime soon. Though I've considered getting a Windows Tablet so I could run Fantasy Grounds and Hero Lab and use them for face to face games. If I got a big enough tablet with a decent keyboard then working in portrait mode would be easy enough.

Get a desktop or laptop and a touch monitor instead. Lie the monitor flat. I suggest this because a larger monitor is a lot cheaper than a larger tablet.

Krimson

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September 01, 2016, 09:46:18 PM
Quote from: Tod13;916602Get a desktop or laptop and a touch monitor instead. Lie the monitor flat. I suggest this because a larger monitor is a lot cheaper than a larger tablet.

Well I still have an old school HP Laptop with a built in Wacom function, and the thing I didn't like about it was the heat it generated. A modern windows tablet might be more expensive but during warmer months I wouldn't have to worry about using a space heater. :D
"Anyways, I for one never felt like it had a worse \'yiff factor\' than any other system." -- RPGPundit

Tod13

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September 02, 2016, 09:34:12 AM
Quote from: Krimson;916683Well I still have an old school HP Laptop with a built in Wacom function, and the thing I didn't like about it was the heat it generated. A modern windows tablet might be more expensive but during warmer months I wouldn't have to worry about using a space heater. :D

I'm picturing a Japanese kotatsu with a cutout to drop the monitor into. :-) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kotatsu

Nowadays, at least for the ones we have at work, the LCD monitors produce more heat than our desktops.
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