statblock-library VS TokenTool

https://github.com/baileymh/statblock-library Pathfinder 1e Statblock Library.

Statblock Library

Item hints for Pathfinder 1e - Adds tags to items for quick reference to how they affect a character. Koboldworks - Little Helper for Pathfinder 1e - Adds tags and hints to various cards, also adds some validation notes like Herolab. Pathfinder 1e Statblock Library - This plus SBC will streamline your GM prep so much. I wish I'd found this one 6 months ago. sbc|PF1 Statblock Converter Spellcaster untility for PF1 - Adds some tools for spellcasters.

Is this from one of the Strength of Thousands pdfs? You can just use Token Tool or Photoshop or some other app to extract the clean images from the pdf.

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Today I found Tokentool - I want to shout it from the rooftops! Its a free and easy to use program. https://www.rptools.net/toolbox/token-tool/

I use TokenTool from the vtt software Maptool. Here is the link. It's super easy to use.

For tokens I use TokenTool. easy enough to use, I've even made a token on the fly and uploaded to Roll20 without there being a big delay in the game. Like KaijuK41 mentioned r/battlemaps is great, google searches work too. If you find music that is copyright free or w/e it possible to use programs like Audacity to trim the music down to a file size that Roll20 accepts, I generally do 15-20 minutes exported at the smallest file size.

The GitHub with the most recent releases of MapTool and TokenTool is still running and active.

You can extract the image files from the pdf with programs like a token tool . The resolution is great, I had to lower it even for performance reasons.

Owlbear Rodeo + Token Tool + Myth-Weavers and/or form-fillable PDFs for character sheets.

You can use Tokentool. Download and instal it, then open your PDF with it. This will separate every layer of the images, and you will have the possibility to save them separately. Then, you can print the layers you want.