Good attention to detail. Solid job on the texturing. Good flow to the floorplan.

I was very disappointed with this product. The 2D version is extremely simplistic and does not give good detailing, the over-all tone and feeling is gray. The 3D version is good, and makes it much more obvious that this is a modern day armory. I would have preferred some artistic license with the colors to give this a more 3 dimensional feel in the 2D and to relive the overall tone. Useable in a modern or sci-fi setting where options are more limited, but definitely not a stand-out.

Beautifully done, very nice detailing in the 2D versions and the 3D panorama is simply gorgeous.

Good layout, nice detailing in the 2D version, and the addition of the 3D panoramic view makes this map a standout. While it will probably see it's largest use in fantasy settings, it can still be used as a "Oldest building still left standing in town. Owners have made a few changes, but can't afford to do much more than that." etc in a more modern setting.

Very good map overall with good functionality and nice detailing. I would have liked to have seen the VTT files combine some of the sections as importing it required me to edit and upload 7 different maps. While this is fine when your printing it out as a single room can be represented on one page, (depending on your printer layout size), it's unnecessary, as well as a bit clunky in the VTT files. Overall a good map and an excellent value for the money.

I agree with the comment regarding the exterior view having a bit more usefulness as a temple level interior with the roof as an overlay. I also would have liked to have seen a few more terrain features on the exterior as well. I think an ancient temple should have some overgrowth, as well as areas where the stonework has clearly suffered from the ravages of time. To me the exterior view was disappointingly simplistic. I would also have preferred to have had the interior in lighter stonework, and to have had a lighted version of the interior available as an option as well. It's easy enough to present that as "Ancient braziers flare magically to life as you enter the room and you hear the whisper of stone grating on stone." etc, or, your party lights the braziers still anchored to the crumbling walls etc, but more light and lighter stonework in general would help show up the details. I also appreciated the extra detail of a secret room, but again, more light would have shown it's details better. I'm using the VTT versions exclusively and appreciate the freedom no overlay gives me in importing it.