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platimus · 11-02-2018, 02:21 PM

I wouldn't mind hearing lars' answer but...

If you get paint.net (name of the program, not a website; it's basically MSPaint on steroids), you can install the HexGrid plugin (by BoltBait, I think). You can then open any image (map) and add a hex-grid to it. You'll probably want to create a new layer for it until you get sized and positioned just the way you want.

(I have bolded some suggested search terms for finding the downloads of this stuff.)

11-02-2018, 02:21 PM	#15
platimus Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: behind you	Re: Transparent hex overlay for maps? I wouldn't mind hearing lars' answer but... If you get paint.net (name of the program, not a website; it's basically MSPaint on steroids), you can install the HexGrid plugin (by BoltBait, I think). You can then open any image (map) and add a hex-grid to it. You'll probably want to create a new layer for it until you get sized and positioned just the way you want. (I have bolded some suggested search terms for finding the downloads of this stuff.) __________________ Miranda Warning: Anything you say can and will be used against you in a forum of rules-lawyers.