If you are using assets marked as “300 DPI” then they will import to scale, otherwise they will need to be scaled manually ( see the ‘scale’ step below). To do this, use the File > Save option and not the File > Export option, unless you plan on exporting it as a JPG or PNG for digital use.Īdding assets is as simple as dragging and dropping them from your file browser and onto the canvas. To do so in a way that you can open it again in GIMP and rearrange the assets, be sure to save it as an XCF file.
#GIMP SCALE FREE#
Please feel free to try them out for free!įrom this point on you will probably want to save your progress as you go. I also have a few assets and tokens to try out below if you would like a few hand-picked pay-what-you-want packs.
If you’ve made it this far and don’t have any yet, you can click here to browse my gallery of map assets. We now have a blank canvas, a 1-inch grid overlay, and are ready to start adding assets! If you would like to print a grid, there is an Add a Grid to Print section coming up… Arrange Your Image Assets Please note: this grid is only an aid and will not be printed. Enable the grid by clicking View > Show Grid.
Press the OK button to confirm your new grid settings.(Optional) Adjust the Appearance options as you wish.The in (inches) section should change to “1.000” as in the reference image. In the Spacing section, set both the Horizontal and Vertical Pixels to “300” to match the X and Y Resolution we defined when creating the canvas.
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