Option to use 'Dungeon Scrawl' (aka classic) icons for Doors and Windows

The current icons for dynamic lighting doors and windows clutter the screen, and can make an urban game unplayable because there's more windows than map. Solution: a page setting to let us use classic door and window icons, such as the icons used by Dungeon Scrawl. These abstract icons are well-known, and  much  smaller. We'd be able to see the map again.

I'm mystified about the development direction so far for Doors, Windows, and now Map Pins coming up. These types of Roll20 features should be available for Tokens, meaning usable with any art object (asset) that you have in Roll20. Right click > Set As Door Right click > Set As Window Right click > Set-Up as a Map Pin that links to [HandoutName] The current icons with just 1 pre-set appearance are not flexible enough for system agnostic gameplay across varying settings like fantasy, space, westerns, horror, underwater, modern.  Let Roll20 Marketplace doors, windows, and map pins, (which have been sold for years on this site), be used for these icons and access the functional features too.

Gold said: I'm mystified about the development direction so far for Doors, Windows, and now Map Pins coming up. These types of Roll20 features should be available for Tokens, meaning usable with any art object (asset) that you have in Roll20. Right click > Set As Door Right click > Set As Window Right click > Set-Up as a Map Pin that links to [HandoutName] The current icons with just 1 pre-set appearance are not flexible enough for system agnostic gameplay across varying settings like fantasy, space, westerns, horror, underwater, modern.  Let Roll20 Marketplace doors, windows, and map pins, (which have been sold for years on this site), be used for these icons and access the functional features too. That would be a  brilliant  implementation, and I'm disappointed it hasn't happened already. It would be wonderful to have doors and windows matching the artists' style.

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