The result of this OCR process is placed invisibly behind the picture of each scanned page, to allow for text searching.
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Most older books are in scanned image format because original digital layout files never existed or were no longer available from the publisher.įor PDF download editions, each page has been run through Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software to attempt to decipher the printed text.
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Note that if you have a Pro level subscription, you can use the Transmogrifier tool to move the entire page, dynamic lighting, token, notes and all to any other game you have created.These products were created by scanning an original printed edition. At this point it will go into your art library, but to create a new map from it, you will need to do the sizing and any DL yourself. To use it in another game, you will either need to add the addon or upload the graphic. You can right click on this image to open it in a new tab/window or to download it. This calls up a large preview of the map graphic. If for some reason you need this graphic, you can go to the map layer, click on it and press the Z key. This saves the end user the hassle of resizing images to fit a grid, or doing the Dynamic Lighting lines or creating light sources themselves. When you add an addon or create a game from a module, it creates pages for each map, usually with dynamic lighting if appropriate. They are stored by Roll20 (using Amazon Web Services), and therefore do not count against your storage quota. Roll20 Art assets from modules and addons do not go into your Art Library.
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Where did this map of Leilon asset come from? Where is it being stored? Can I access it and do other things with it? Did I have to install this "Essentials Kit: Divine Contention" to use it? Are there other maps that the search feature can't find that I "own?" How can I find out? Where is this map of Leilon asset stored? I check under "art library" and click "my library." It's empty except for a couple duplicated archer tokens leftover, I guess, from the tutorial. I click "delete," which replaces the image header with an option to drop or choose a file. This opens a modal with the header being the map of leilon, with the text tokens applied (I guess this is a thumbnail capture of the entire page, then?) I click "edit," which shows that I can edit this image header. I see a folder title "welcome to Leilon" and a note titled "exploring leilon" with a thumbnail matching the map. In here, I see nothing indicated the path of this map asset, under the basic or advanced tabs. I double click with the select tool, opening the "Edit Token" dialog. I switch to the "map and background" layer.
I go to the page that I guess came from the module I purchased. I switch to Maps, Tiles, Textures in the dropdown just in case. I go to Art Library, and search "Everything" for Leilon. I'll try to make similar pages with the same map! Now, when I launch my game, by coincidence the likes of which I've never experienced in my life, there's a Page in my game with a map of the town of Leilon, labeled with text tokens. From my campaign details page (outside the app itself), I find "Game Addons." I click "Essentials Kit: Divine Contention" from the dropdown, and click "Add to Game." It is added. I get a couple results in "From the Web," including some football players. I select "everything" in the dropdown, and enter "leilon" into the search field. It says that under the "Art Library" tab, I can search for assets. It's my first time using roll20, so I went through the tutorial. I would like to show maps to my players of the town of Leilon (and Neverwinter, for that matter).
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