Our IRL group uses a flat screen TV with minis and the v easy to use DnDbeyond VTT.
Only issue: Some of the provided DnDBeyond maps are provided in portrait dimensions rather than landscape (eg several in the Shattered Obelisk adventure). Sure, this makes sense in a hardback book, but it shouldn't matter as much digitally, even less for the VTT, I'd have thought.
Having the ability to rotate a map 90 degrees to fit the TV would be great for those portrait maps (or, I guess, any of them if that's what you need). This would mean we wouldn't have to pause for a mionute while the whole map gets slid across the screen and the minis reset when the players reach an unnecessary boundary point.
Just a function that flips a map 90 degrees would be awesome and solve that.
I support this! It is possible to go to the book, copy the image, open it with an editor, rotate it yourself, and upload the altered map into the uploaded maps folder in the map menu... but that's a lot of steps when you could just give maps the same rotational ability as stickers.
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Hi VTT team, great product.
Our IRL group uses a flat screen TV with minis and the v easy to use DnDbeyond VTT.
Only issue: Some of the provided DnDBeyond maps are provided in portrait dimensions rather than landscape (eg several in the Shattered Obelisk adventure). Sure, this makes sense in a hardback book, but it shouldn't matter as much digitally, even less for the VTT, I'd have thought.
Having the ability to rotate a map 90 degrees to fit the TV would be great for those portrait maps (or, I guess, any of them if that's what you need). This would mean we wouldn't have to pause for a mionute while the whole map gets slid across the screen and the minis reset when the players reach an unnecessary boundary point.
Just a function that flips a map 90 degrees would be awesome and solve that.
Pretty easy to set up, right?!
Thanks for your time.
Desperatly need this for Mp4 maps that i cannot find out how to rotate them before uploading..
This would be a nice quality of life improvement!
Thanks for your responses.
Tell everyone you know to pile onto this thread and maybe it'll catch the devs' attention!
I support this! It is possible to go to the book, copy the image, open it with an editor, rotate it yourself, and upload the altered map into the uploaded maps folder in the map menu... but that's a lot of steps when you could just give maps the same rotational ability as stickers.