Vinewood banner creator

Put more than one thing on the hill

A sign does not have to be one word. The composed board lets you stack as many pieces as you like on the same hillside: a server name, a tagline under it in a different typeface, your logo beside them, a second picture on the far end. Each piece is dragged where you want it, resized by its corners, rotated with a knob, and snapped to the board centre or to the piece next to it with guides that appear as you move. Everything you place is cut as its own 3D model and every one of them joins the same baked animation, so a board of ten pieces runs exactly as cheaply as a single word.

82 typefaces, in the styles a server actually wants

Signature faces like Pricedown and a rebuild of the stock Vinewood letters; poster, condensed and retro for the ones that have to read from across the map; techno, western, stencil, horror, street, arcade, script and serif for everything else — 12 groups in all. Letters are cut from the typeface's own outlines rather than traced from a picture of them, so curves stay smooth no matter how large the sign gets, and you can upload a font of your own if your brand uses one.

What the editor builds

Everything in the preview is baked into the map itself: the letters and cut-outs become .ydr models, the colour cycle becomes a texture, and a clip dictionary scrolls across it exactly as the base game animates its own signage. There is no script in the folder, so it costs no frame time, keeps running when your resources restart and stays in sync for every player. Changing the design later and rebuilding it is $10.

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