Hi, great assets. Does this pack come with a 36x36 iso grid? One of your YT vids said you could get it on your itch store for use in owlbear. Not seeing it in the download, cheers.
Hi, these grid matts are cool and all, but I thought they would just be pure iso/diametric grids. Plus Owlbear has no idea how to get the right grid size to fit on these and it is a nightmare to get it to align properly. Do you have an tips or advice in how to get these to work in owlbear? Thanks
I've updated the ZIP with the grids in it to include the one you were originally asking for. Sorry about that.
As for Owlbear, I recommend using the Diametric Assets instead of the isometric assets. The other suggestion I have is to hold the Ctrl key when moving things around to avoid the snapping. As for the other issues, there is really not much I can do to support Owlbear users because it's not designed for this perspective. If you are wanting the highest degree of control from your map design, it might be best to use a program like Photoshop or GIMP to arrange large chunks of your maps as PNG files, then bring those into the VTT.
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do these creatures have animations?
Hi, great assets. Does this pack come with a 36x36 iso grid? One of your YT vids said you could get it on your itch store for use in owlbear. Not seeing it in the download, cheers.
I'll make sure that's added to the downloads today!
I can see it was added to the other packs you have but not this one. Would you mind? cheers
Updated with new grid files! Sorry it too me so long to get around to this! Cheers!
Ah no worries mate! Thanks
Hi, these grid matts are cool and all, but I thought they would just be pure iso/diametric grids. Plus Owlbear has no idea how to get the right grid size to fit on these and it is a nightmare to get it to align properly. Do you have an tips or advice in how to get these to work in owlbear? Thanks
I've updated the ZIP with the grids in it to include the one you were originally asking for. Sorry about that.
As for Owlbear, I recommend using the Diametric Assets instead of the isometric assets. The other suggestion I have is to hold the Ctrl key when moving things around to avoid the snapping. As for the other issues, there is really not much I can do to support Owlbear users because it's not designed for this perspective. If you are wanting the highest degree of control from your map design, it might be best to use a program like Photoshop or GIMP to arrange large chunks of your maps as PNG files, then bring those into the VTT.
Let me know if this helps!