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Really neat map. Thanks for sharing!

Not sure I know what you mean @CaptainHorn, I didn't use the attach tool for this. This was all strictly grid based. I use 2x2 tiles as a time saver; 1x1 for each tile would take 4x as long just to set up the base for no serious benefit. I would have used more 4x4 but not all maps let me get away with that.

I've never had a complaint about textures and to be honest I don't know that I see an issue with the current one? I DM for several people with less than stellar computers so I am limited in what I could even consider. I don't know that it's worth using super hi-res textures of grass, the map gets the point across pretty well. Do your players really zoom in to check the grass? I've never had that happen, that's not what most people think about when the monsters show up.

I used to use the default rectangular table for a short time but it was far too limiting of a space to work in. I would never even consider using TTS's default rectangular table again.

Durbs, this was super clever, regardless of date, I would like to see you remake this and re-upload a new version. This time however, attach all your assets to 4-9 custom tiles, with a high resolution image of green grass on the custom tile, and "grid protection" enabled on each. This will add the TTS Grid system to your tiles, so you don't have to use the Combine (Attach) Tool for each. I just started doing all that for my encounter building, and MAN! has it been much easier to quickly setup each encounter.

Lastly, not every player uses a square table, mainstream is a rectangle table, which means that DM/GM's will not be able to use their custom table setups, and forced to use this one, or another custom square table.

Once again, I want to use this, but it needs an update so I'm not stuck using a square table.