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Map dots turn into links and get blurred

i spent quite a bit of time trying to make a province map and i used light gree dots for trees how ever every time i quit the dots all tuen into very thin lines or have holes in them and it looks like shit. any help would be appreciated   Thank you
correction it is any color dot
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Hi Ford. To help us troubleshoot this issue, how are you making the color dots? If this is with the Roll20 Drawing Tool, please specify if you are using the Freehand tool, Polygon/Line tool, or Shapes tool? Wiki docs to help, <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Drawing_Tools" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Drawing_Tools</a> If you are making a scribble-of-treetop-shape using the Freehand tool, consider putting a FILL color (set BOTH of the color fields on the drawing tool) and be sure to draw just the exterior of the treetop shape not a squiggly scribble that has multiple loops. Making loops could be the reason for the appearance of holes. Also consider adjusting the line-width on the Freehand tool (and this can be adjusted before or after you finish the drawing), this could be the reason for the appearance of thin lines. Another tip, also, I would recommend make 1 tree that you are happy with, then Copy and Paste it many times so that you don't have to keep drawing new ones.
i am only using a single dot made with the free hand tool. I tried to use fill and change the size of the tool but the dots (one click with the free hand tool) turn in lines but only after i fully quit roll 20&nbsp;
I have found a fix if I use the shape tool and use the circles they look the same and do not turn into lines. sorry for the trouble Thanks&nbsp;
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Good to hear you found a solution, Ford. The shape tool Circle tool would be good for making trees. Happy adventuring!