[Talgrath]

I'm just starting to GM a Shadowrun trial campaign of sorts, and for one of the first runs I want the players to have the option to do a bit of prep work including hacking or smooth talking to get a floorplan for their target.  My players tend to be fairly visually oriented coming from board game/video game backgrounds, long descriptions usually result in a lot of questions so I typically try to use visual aids.  I was wondering if someone knew of some good tools to make a fairly quick and dirty "floorplan" resembling something similar to this:

That way I can move a token around representing the party's location as if it's on their AR feeds (I use a hex/grid map for the fights if/when things get violent).

[Sendaz]

It's not a tool, but you can find some basic maps fairly cheap here:

http://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/9110/Shadowplans

[jknudsen]

We use this free program: http://home.by.me/en/

Our safe house looks like this :
https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/albums/p1788gat0f9nv71uh17l7np6a49b0k8ph?pid=6253068763235061762&oid=115051243636656124555

There are several pictures, you can navigate in the bottom.

[Zweiblumen]

https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/albums/p1788gat0f9nv71uh17l7np6a49b0k8ph?pid=6253068763235061762&oid=115051243636656124555

Permission denied when trying to access these

[Talgrath]

Can't see the pictures, but that tool might be something like what I'm looking for, I'll take a look, thank you.

[jknudsen]

Sorry, Here you go, attached.

[iduno]

Do these do anything for you? Mostly corridors and outdoor space, but they make sense for certain types of buildings (or anything from 4th Edition's Emergence).

http://www.oobject.com/category/insane-asylum-plans/