Virtual Tabletop Tokens Sometime between 2004 and 2005 we discovered a piece of software by the name of Fantasy Grounds. This software aimed to re-create in the digital domain, the experience of a pen’n’paper role-playing game environment – complete with...
In our previous Editorial article we wrote about how we were starting up a video stream over on Picarto.tv where we were testing out their system. Since then we have moved onto to Twitch.tv where we are now testing that system for pretty much the same thing. Once we...
Have you ever wondered how Tailz builds the artwork found in our virtual tabletop gaming assets? Now you have the chance to watch Tailz build maps and adventure assets live via the new Studio Video Stream we have setup over at Picarto.tv Not only will Tailz be...
Using our tokens is a little more tricky, mainly because the Roll20 system likes to use a square token images that fit into the map grid. This creates a conflict with our standard tokens which are irregular sizes, thus when you place one of our standard tokens onto...
In order to use our maps, you need to know the size of the map in a measurement that will scale the map to Roll20’s scale. Roll20 uses “units” for the map grid. Thus one unit is one character square, since we use the old d20 3.5ed character square...
Hello and welcome to another tutorial about the method we use to build role-playing maps. In this tutorial Tailz will demonstrate his method of map building with Adobe Photoshop, using Studio WyldFurr’s Map Tiles art packs. Click on the following link if you are...
