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File Type Poll

  • JPG with grid 15
  • JPG without grid 18
  • PNG 25
  • VTT with lights 5
  • Vtt without Lights 2
  • 2023-03-04
  • —2023-03-11
  • 65 votes
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Content

I typically offer 5 different file types for each map - gridded JPG, gridless JPG, gridless PNG, gridless VTT with lights on, and gridless VTT with lights off.  I am trying to offer a file type for everyone, which often leads to a large number of maps to download and huge file sizes.  So if I can streamline that for you (and for me), I will.  So, tell me which file types you use.  Vote for all that apply.

Comments

Matthew Vagne

Anything gridless works for me. I have a really strong preference for files under 10 MB, but that is not a deal breaker.

Tim Maloney

First - nice map and thanks for the comparison....

Tim Maloney

I also did some comparisons - a 10.8mb jpg became a 7mb webp with both at both at 256 dpi. A 15.7mp png became a 2.3mb webp with both at 128dpi.

Tim Maloney

Does anyone have any experience with webp files importing into the other VTT's?