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Hello team, i use roll20 to create map and wish to print it in good quality or somtime tranfer a map in agame to an other game without having to re-create it. some time i spend more than an hours to create a map and its a pain in the ass to have to do it twice. Is there a way to avoid this ?  (sorry for my english) thx guys.
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keithcurtis
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Marketplace Creator
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Hi Sébastien, The Transmogrifier (which is a Pro subscriber feature) allows you to transfer maps, pages, characters, handouts and decks for game to game, as long as you are the creator of each game. At any other level, you will need to take screenshots, put them together in an image editing program, and upload the combined map.
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ank you that will be very helpful. I have an other question... I show map i create on my facebook page and some roll20 user want me to crate maps for their game. is there away to do it? Can we do something by passing by the roll20 market ?
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keithcurtis
Forum Champion
Marketplace Creator
API Scripter
You're perfectly fine creating and selling maps that can be used on Roll20. Lots of people do. You cannot advertise them here, though. That would include even advertising that you are selling maps elsewhere. That violates the Code of Conduct you signed when you created your forum account. Technically, the maps you just posted are a violation, but obviously an innocent one. You might want to consider editing your post to remove them, but I am not a moderator nor speaking from any position of authority. For more information, I would suggest contacting <a href="mailto:team@roll20.net" rel="nofollow">team@roll20.net</a>
Thank you Keith.&nbsp;