My apologies if this has been asked before, but when resizing tokens I notice that when they click back into their respective squares they sometimes are not very well centered in the square. The two instances that made this stand out was an image of a woman and a praying mantis I was wanting to use for my space adventure game. The woman looks... way bigger than the mantis. Not that it isn't a credible threat, but she looks like she could kill it rather easily if she could find a blunt object like a rock or hefty stick. So I lowered her pixels of the female human token to about 50X50, which is about the right side, but now she is hanging out in the top left corner of whatever square she occupies. The mantis I increased to about 100X100, but now its body is centered to the right of the square and its legs hang off to the right with what feels like abundant space to the left. I am okay with the long, spindly legs hanging off a bit, but I'd like it to do so on both sides with the body firmly in the square they are suppose to occupy. I understand this is the way it is for objects that should take up multiple squares, like ogres and trolls in traditional fantasy games that take up four, and it isn't a massive deal that they are doing this, I am just a little obsessive compulsive and hoping there is some feature I am missing outside of having tokens not click to squares at all (which I am considering... but that feature can also be useful) This could also become an issue later as I was wanting to differentiate between the female and male mantises based on size, and having a visual representation of how much larger the female mantises are with out them necessarily using up multiple squares would be nice. All of these tokens are from the art library, so if I can't find a way to make them center properly I will likely either not use them or save them to my computer and fix the issue there by repositioning them in some editing software. But if I could avoid this I would be pleased. Thanks in advance!
