Plaugebearer |
I'm not sure my method will be the most technically competent but I would be glad to hear others methods. Here is what I do...
1.) I generally go to the boards and look at the community created material or do a series of google searches to see if anyone has done a map and if so I use that one.
2.) If not I go to the interactive map pdf and go to the respective map. Zoom in to 200% (not sure if this helps). Use the edit drop down to choose Take a Snapshot and highlight the map. This will automatically copy it to the clipboard.
3.) At this point you can either put it into a basic paint program or a free editing program like GIMP. I generally crop them down so that the grid isn't partial on the edges of the map if possible.
4.) I then add an alpha layer and export the file as a .png file as a force of habit.
5.) Drop the image into Roll 20 on the map layer and adjust it until the grid matches up to the Roll 20 grid or change the size of the page to match the number of boxes on the map.
Note: Be sure to use the tag / buttons at the top of the interactive maps to turn off the tags so you don't spoil anything for the players.
Great thank you for the help