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NAZIS & NIGHTMARES CAMPAIGN: HAVING A GREAT TIME, BUT STILL NEED HELP WITH SOME BASIC STUFF

The campaign is going great, but I'm pretty new at this, and need somehelp. I crave the indulgence of ye Wise Ones. 1. I managed to load up a battle mat and run our first adventure, but haven't been able to do so since.  I tried erasing the first map, assuming you could only have one at a time, but still no luck. 2. After I erased the first mat, the tokens still remained in place.  Is there any way to remove them all at once, or does each have to be done individually? Thanks
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You can create as many pages as you need for your various maps.  Move the players ribbon to a new page as needed.  Also, each page consists of multiple layers, map, token, gm, etc.  Make sure you are on the appropriate layer when you are making changes.  You can use CTRL+A to select everything on a given layer.  Have you been through the  roll20 tutorial John?  It touches on most of the basic elements of roll20.  Just post back if you have more questions.  Lot's of helpful people here.  Cheers
Vince said: "Have you been through the  roll20 tutorial John?  It touches on most of the basic elements of roll20.  Just post back if you have more questions.  Lot's of helpful people here.  Cheers" Yes.  Trouble is I'm an old guy who is just barely learning how to program in smoke signals.  ;-)
John V. said: Yes.  Trouble is I'm an old guy who is just barely learning how to program in smoke signals.  ;-) Have no fear. Youre not alone! :D
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There are quite a few of us "Grey Cloaks" hanging around roll20. ;-)  No worries.  Luckily there are lot's of friendly people here to help and share their knowledge.  It's a wonderful thing.
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