Training Videos for DNDBEYOND MAPS VTT

Please consider making a training video series for a deep dive in how to use MAPS VTT.   Honestly I am getting frustrated after about 10 minutes to the point where I go back to Roll20.   I would prefer to only use one system.

Thanks

Chris

 What, specifically, are you having trouble with?

I'd honestly say Maps is fairly intuitive, but as someone who wrote the original use-guides I'd be happy to help out answer any questions. Here are some quick start topics:

Accessing Maps

You have a few ways

1. Go to "Play D&D" then "Maps VTT", then from the dropdown select your campaign
2. Go to "Play D&D" then "My Campaigns". Select a campaign then select "Launch VTT" in the top right

Adding a Map from a D&D Beyond Source

1. In the top left, click "Select Map" then select "Open Map Browser"—this will open automatically if you have no maps added
2. From the map browser, scroll down to find the desired source
3. From the source, select the map you wish to add
4. The dialogue will let you rename the map and select from Quick Play or Scene Prep versions if available

Uploading a Map

1. In the top left, click "Select Map" then select "Open Map Browser"—this will open automatically if you have no maps added
2. From the map browser, scroll down to "Uploaded Maps" under "Essentials"
3. Select "Upload Map"
4. Follow the prompts to upload, name, and scale your map

Navigating Between Maps

1. Click "Select Map"
2. Select your desired map from the list. Maps are sorted alphabetically

Adding Creatures

1. Select the token icon from the sidebar or press T to open the token browser
2. Find your desired Monster, Player, or Companion
3. Either click + icon or drag them onto the map

Bringing in Players

Players can access the map from their character sheet using the button in the top right, or you can send them a link by clicking the information button in the bottom right of the map, and selecting "Invite"

Showing the Map to Your Players

Click "Display Map" to reveal the map, and "Hide Map" to conceal it

That's the basics, I'd be happy to explain any other features