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"Note that the Interactive Maps for each individual volume of the Adventure Path are already included with the PDF edition of the corresponding book, so if you already have the full set of Iron Gods PDFs, you do not need this collection."
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"Note that the Interactive Maps for each individual volume of the Adventure Path are already included with the PDF edition of the corresponding book, so if you already have the full set of Iron Gods PDFs, you do not need this collection."
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I have one problem with these maps after looking at them at a friends house. I play online and like to use the maps with a VTT. The scale of the castle at each square being 15 feet make these maps unusable at the current resolution. If I blow it up to make it have the proper 5 foot squares it is a mess. Any chance of a high resolution version?
A higher resolution of that map probably doesn't exist, as most maps (AFAIK) are designed with the space in the book in mind, not mapped to match 1 square to 1 inch.
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Well shoot. When I saw the notes about the flying castle, I thought I'd pick this up for the same purpose (running it in a VTT). If it doesn't scale well, though... Dang.
On roll20 at least, you can downscale the grid rather than upscaling the map -- it means your minis will all be super tiny but at least the art will look nice :)
In page settings change:
1 unit = 15 ft
Grid size = 0.33333333333 units
It won't line up perfectly, but it'll be probably good enough (the squares on the art are probably not square anyway, since that seems to be a common theme with paizo's tactical maps...)
Alternatively, you can blow it up by a little bit and have the following:
1 unit = 10 ft
Grid size = 0.5 units
It'll be cleaner and only requires stretching the map by 50% to accomodate the grid.
EDIT: Just tried with the 2nd floor, it is still really blurry even with that. I've linked two screenshots of it on roll20 using 1 unit = 10 ft, grid size = 0.5 units at 100% zoom to show what it looks like (featuring the area with a table and the area with some trees -- never played Giantslayer so I just picked two areas that have a bit more fine detail than the others). Grid alignment isn't perfect since I just slapped it together (normally I fiddle with it a bit more to make things line up better). At 70-80% zoom it looks a lot nicer, but also makes the tokens even smaller so they're harder to manipulate.