I want to design a city!

[sabinati]

are there any online tools that allow multiple people to view/draw on the same image?

[RangerRyan]

There is this one "Game" on http://www.kongregate.com, but it's just a mess-around-with-stuff game. That's the only multi-person drawing tool I know of :/

Note: I use the term "Tool" loosely

[Ginnungagap]

um.. excel?

a program specifically designed for grids? preposterous

[RangerRyan]

um.. excel?

a program specifically designed for grids? preposterous

That's for charts and stuff. Not for pictures (Atleast, I never learned to use it for pictures). I never thought you could turn it into a city planner.

[Projeear]

um.. excel?

a program specifically designed for grids? preposterous

That's for charts and stuff. Not for pictures (Atleast, I never learned to use it for pictures). I never thought you could turn it into a city planner.

It's really easy, and you can even write on it .

1. Change your X and Y cell widths to the same as each other (ergo, square cells).
2. Color the background per cell.
3. DONE.

I myself use Photoshop, but that's because I have had far too much time to learn the program inside and out.

[Yana]

I just wanted to add that when I saw the suggestion for Excel, I thought of Google Docs (since it is online and multi-user) and it seems to work beautifully. It might be worth giving a try.

[BridgetJones]

So I have been searching all over for a program, or website I can use to design my village's city, unfortunately I have came up with nothing.
I am looking something like paint/ a whiteboard that has a grid, that you can also create box's or lines that snap to the grid.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

Thanks

Here you go:

[Greenkrieg]

use google docs and make a spreadsheet. all you need to do is make the cells square then you can share it via gmail to all your friends.

[RangerRyan]

So I have been searching all over for a program, or website I can use to design my village's city, unfortunately I have came up with nothing.
I am looking something like paint/ a whiteboard that has a grid, that you can also create box's or lines that snap to the grid.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

Thanks

Here you go:

But we aren't playing Dungeons and Dragons! Are we....?

[ArvinJA]

bump, I'd like a program like this too.