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Overlaping Grids

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Courtney
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I was testing out the DM tools and ran into the problem of an image having it's own grid. This made it incredibly confusing to look at so I offer one of 2 solutions: 1. Give the DM the ability to directly edit imported art 2. Give the ability to save art to edit on something such as paint.net or photoshop
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Stephen Koontz
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Marketplace Creator
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Are you not able to adjust the size of the picture so that it aligns with the internal grid? Every tile set / prefab map with a square or hex grid I've tried so far I've been able to adjust the x/y dimensions so that the background grid and the grid in the image align.
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Alicia
Sheet Author
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You can also go in through the page settings and remove the grid entirely once you get it matched up. I found the easiest way to match was to hold ALT or SHIFT while adjusting the size as this will allow you to keep the proportions of the map.
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DH Cross
KS Backer
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The only problem using the ALT or SHIFT is when increasing the image size makes it lose resolution, making the map artwork looks crappy. Other than that it works well.