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<blockquote data-quote="Oryan77" data-source="post: 5521377" data-attributes="member: 18701">If you're using a projector, you really should setup vision lines. It will also allow the tokens to auto reveal fog of war as they move, keeping you from doing it yourself and it is very precise.The vision is one of the things I love most about Map Tool. It's a bit of initial work plotting out the lines, but once you get the hang of it, you can do it pretty fast. It's also really neat seeing your light sources revealing only the areas they are meant to reveal. It looks really nice on the screen.A questions for you:I really like the idea of your Toggle Visibility, Toggle States, &amp; Summon / Dismiss companion macros. How do you use them though? I read that it creates a button, is that button in some other window or does it appear next to a token when you mouse over it? Just wondering how the whole macros thing works and the tutorials I've seen don't really explain any other macros besides dice rolling.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oryan77, post: 5521377, member: 18701"] If you're using a projector, you really should setup vision lines. It will also allow the tokens to auto reveal fog of war as they move, keeping you from doing it yourself and it is very precise. The vision is one of the things I love most about Map Tool. It's a bit of initial work plotting out the lines, but once you get the hang of it, you can do it pretty fast. It's also really neat seeing your light sources revealing only the areas they are meant to reveal. It looks really nice on the screen. A questions for you: I really like the idea of your Toggle Visibility, Toggle States, & Summon / Dismiss companion macros. How do you use them though? I read that it creates a button, is that button in some other window or does it appear next to a token when you mouse over it? Just wondering how the whole macros thing works and the tutorials I've seen don't really explain any other macros besides dice rolling. [/QUOTE]

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