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I didn't even think to try to import the interactive maps pdf. I'll try that when I get back home.I'm using Foundry as well. I just used the PDF to Foundry importer. It looks amazing.. except for that one issueMy plan is to do a manual copy from the interative pdf, and make a tile overlay with the secret door location. I'm on Foundry, by the way.
Would I prefer a simpler solution? Of course. But it's a workaround I can live with.
Did you run the PDF to Foundry module import on the interactive maps PDF as well? That extraction did not get the secret doors for me, but importing the AP PDF did. On the other hand, the interactive map import does not have Foundry walls/doors.
So what you can do is to just replace the webp files from the AP import (if you haven't already tried this) with the secret-doors-free ones named "hq" from the interactive maps import in the Foundry scenes, and fiddle with the scene settings to get the walls/doors to line up to the higher res "hq" maps. I haven't tinkered with getting the right settings there myself yet, maybe someone else has?
I did the same as Razcar.
- Import both the main pdf and the interactive maps.
- You can delete the scenes created by importing the interactive maps as they have no walls and it leaves the high quality map files imported.
- Replace the background files in the scenes imported from the main pdf.
- For each scene you can use the numbers below to align the walls perfectly.
Chapter 1
Scene Dimensions
Width 4429
Height 5743
Offset Background
Horizontal 200
Vertical 31
Chapter 2
Scene Dimensions
Width 3341
Height 4323
Offset Background
Horizontal 134
Vertical 57
Chapter 3
Scene Dimensions
Width 3540
Height 4594
Offset Background
Horizontal 82
Vertical 58
Chapter 4
Scene Dimensions
Width 3424
Height 4440
Offset Background
Horizontal 64
Vertical 113