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Desperately in need of help Resizing Maps

Hey there, I posted this quite a while ago and, because of life, had to take a break before I got to try to resizing maps. Now that I've accrued more time, I was attempting to go back and make these maps work but I simply have been hitting a wall. I bought Dungeon of the Mad Mage (DOTMM) and I'm not super hot on their maps, so I found a new set of maps online. Maps It's amazing, and I wanted to share them with anyone who wanted to try it. But here comes my issue, I have no idea how to resize the maps. I've tried setting the image to map layer, tried to set dimensions using units, tried manually dragging and trying to align the grid to the actual map boxes, then tried to align using the 3x3 grid alignment tool, and it's always making me pull out my hair lol. I found the OP posted a resize chart, but I have no clue how to implement it, can someone hold my hand?  Thanks! ------------ " Level 1: 170x220, Level2: 149x200, Level 3: 170x230, Level 4: 114x154, Level 5: 190x258, Level 6: 114x152, Level 7: 114x152, Level 8: 120x160, Level 9: 110x148, Level 10: 192x258, Level 11: 122x163, Level 12: 112x151, Level 13: 150x200, Level 14: 123x167, Level 15: 111x148, Level 16: 119x159, Level 17: 117x156, Level 18: 118x155, Level 19: 115x150, Level 20: 117x157, Level 21: 119x159, Level 22: 118x158, Level 23: 115x154. EDIT: for those using the roll20 module, I’ve now found that it’s actually easier to add in the maps, change them to “drawings”, and just manually resize/move them until you get them lined up with the existing dynamic lighting; rather than messing with exact pixel and grid measurements."
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As I was getting to the end of your post I was was going to answer with this exact advice. :) I've gone through this exact process when adding maps created by third parties to other modules. Not all creators size their maps to easily align with the existing content in published materials. Roger C. said: ... EDIT: for those using the roll20 module, I’ve now found that it’s actually easier to add in the maps, change them to “drawings”, and just manually resize/move them until you get them lined up with the existing dynamic lighting; rather than messing with exact pixel and grid measurements."