I can find most of the artwork just fine but there is some artwork i've seen that i simply cannot find at all. Specifically looking for artwork of port nyanzaru that i know exists but cannot find. Is there any way to find all the art for a book in one place or is it all just thrown throughout the book?
Art isn't indexed in the physical books either, but I don't believe D&D Beyond ever put an image search or text encoding artwork into it (thought that would be cool). But yeah you're basically left "flipping" through the digital book. I know at least on Safari and Chrome, if you click on the first artwork you come to in a chapter, you get sort of click through all the art in a chapter, and then move onto and repeat with the next chapter. It's not a search, but it's faster more efficient than scrolling through the whole "book."
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Therefore, you are essentially left "flicking" through the digital book. I know that, at least in Safari and Chrome, if you click on the first artwork in a chapter, you get a sort of scroll through all the art in that chapter, and then move on to and repeat with the following chapter. idle breakout
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I can find most of the artwork just fine but there is some artwork i've seen that i simply cannot find at all. Specifically looking for artwork of port nyanzaru that i know exists but cannot find. Is there any way to find all the art for a book in one place or is it all just thrown throughout the book?
Art isn't indexed in the physical books either, but I don't believe D&D Beyond ever put an image search or text encoding artwork into it (thought that would be cool). But yeah you're basically left "flipping" through the digital book. I know at least on Safari and Chrome, if you click on the first artwork you come to in a chapter, you get sort of click through all the art in a chapter, and then move onto and repeat with the next chapter. It's not a search, but it's faster more efficient than scrolling through the whole "book."
Jander Sunstar is the thinking person's Drizzt, fight me.
Therefore, you are essentially left "flicking" through the digital book. I know that, at least in Safari and Chrome, if you click on the first artwork in a chapter, you get a sort of scroll through all the art in that chapter, and then move on to and repeat with the following chapter. idle breakout