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Dundjinni

Just wondering, has anyone bought anything from their store recently? I was thinking about it but their Secure Certificate has expired and I'm not completely confident about giving them any of my details. Thanks
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Gid
Roll20 Team
I would check their forums about that. Last I checked, I think the actual software for Dundjinni is defunct. I read forum posts a while back where people were complaining that the site will take your money, but won't actually give you the map building app.
Ok, glad I checked then, better have a look and see if I can find another map builder. Thanks
Personally I use rptools.net to get effect to build maps, just don't run any frameworks or macros and just use it like a drawing program. But that's just my 2cp.
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Agreed. Check with the Dundjinni forums first. To hear them tell it, the forums are active; some of the Dundjinni folk are still about; and the last version of the program is finally on sale again, but the head person at Dundjinni is still MIA. The story goes that the head person at Dundjinni (the person with the access codes to the store, et al) had some sort of massive family crisis, and she moved out-of-state on what amounted to a moment's notice to deal with it, leaving Dundjinni without anyone who could access the highest aspects of the business. As it was told to me, no one remaining even knew where she was, or how to contact her. Recently, I saw a post by the main presence on the Dundjinni forums that they had managed to gain access to the store, and open the last version of the program for sale again, but that they don't have full control over all aspects of the store as yet. So, yeah, be sure to check on the Dundjinni forums before you give them your money. It's a pity, really, because Dundjinni remains one of the best easy-to-use mapping programs I've ever found.