If you fork another map and publish something built on that, it probably counts as derivative work and so is subject to the laws around that.ĭeveloper Information Visit the developer's guide.It means that if you publish a map that contains those you need to credit their authors, for example by linking to the detailed artist breakdown page. The token images are not made by me and are licensed CC-BY.You may use maps created using Mipui for any purpose, commercial or not, and you do not have to credit the Mipui tool or its author in your publication (though that would be nice of you). Mipui contains a lot of small features that help with worry-free editing, including undo/redo support, the ability to resize the grid without deleting existing content, zoom and pan tools, copy and paste, etc.Įvery Mipui map is automatically saved to the cloud every few seconds, and never expires. It's easy to remix existing maps with the "fork" option. It's also possible to share a read-only view of the map, so that maps you create can easily be shared with any number of total strangers - aka the Internet.
Just share the link with someone else and watch their edits live. Mipui has real-time collaboration between multiple authors. In particular, no textures are used, instead opting for a symbolic approach. Mipui employs a limited but expressive set of tools, avoiding the bloat that exists in some other map editors while still remaining rich enough for most everyday gaming needs. No registration is neccessary, and there's nothing to download or install. Mipui is a free and open-source collaborative web application for creating, editing and viewing grid-based maps for tabletop or role-playing games.
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