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Utility to overlay hexes on a map - 2/10/2018 3:23:43 AM

NickD

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When I was last into making TOAW maps and scenarios I had a useful program which added hexes at a set scale over jpeg maps (allowing them to then be translated into TOAW, albeit manually). ...however, I can't remember where I found it and Googling isn't turning up any obvious alternatives. Can anyone recommend a way to do this?

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RE: Utility to overlay hexes on a map - 2/10/2018 4:05:15 AM

Nicholas Bell

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Here's a previous thread discussing Opart Design & Debug:
Image overlay in map editor?

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RE: Utility to overlay hexes on a map - 2/12/2018 6:45:13 AM

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Thanks for this

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RE: Utility to overlay hexes on a map - 2/12/2018 12:58:30 PM

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Many have yearned for a way to import maps into the scenario editor and apply game graphics there. That would be a great thing. It's probably beyond the game's capabilities though.

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