Thirdly if you want images to look perfectly crisp right down at 150% magnification, simply make them 1.5 times bigger (eg. 3x4 squares) so you know how big to adjust it to for no quality loss. Best practice is to just make images in 70 pixel blocks and name it with the proportion size (ie. (Also, always keep 72 DPI, this is the only relevant resolution on screen) It does seem the the program scales down larger images to an arbitrary size, this is probably not a bug as huge images might have the resizing control hidden off the grid which would make the object uneditable. If you want a different grid size just increase it in the page settings, take a screenshot and measure the pixels of the new grid. I am not sure why the roll20 guys chose to label it in inches which is not a relevant measurement for any on-screen pixel based image. I have been doing some experimenting with the grid sizes and yes the default grid size (which is labelled as 1 inch) actually maps to 70 pixels. Maybe instead of stars it could be called levels or something to avoid the negative connotations of the lower rating. That would give you the universally understood star rating with the exception that having even one good criteria places it above unrated pieces. Maybe you could right click on an asset and a dialog would pop up with 3-5 (not too big) criteria for an ideal game asset which you could put a check next to. have a little up/down vote (the narwhal made me say it for karma) that can be seen community wide (and possibly included as an option in filters) for assets that have fit well with no adjustment needed? Ideally high ratings for an asset would mean it is easy to drag and drop with no re-sizing necessary, has a good native resolution when dropped into the gamespace, and potentially could consider other factors as well. The alt-key basically answered my question for me (if it was in the tutorial video I may have missed it), but in trying to figure out a way to deal with it I got to thinking is there any way to do a sort of curated image search where tokens, maps, etc. I started browsing the forums to find info on this specific topic. Hello, I just started learning how to use the application (looks wonderful so far btw) for a couple groups I DM.
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