FAQ

You can get the mod by subscribing to it on the Steam Workshop. Click the button here to open the page in your Steam client. You can also search the workshop for "Battle Atlas".

Once you've laid your tiles out the way you want, click the Fuse button on the Battle Atlas card and a single composite image will drop onto your table. You can use this image however you like. You might also want to check out the Kicker button.

The Kicker button lets you have a small token of your map. When you lock this token to the table it becomes a button that will toggle a larger version of your map. You can have multiple Kickers locked to a table to quickly toggle multiple maps. The Kicker will remember the size of your map as well as its position on the table.

This can be very useful when switching between different areas quickly just by clicking a button.

You can edit a Fused image or Kicker by dragging it near the Battle Atlas base. The Fuse button will change to Slice, and clicking this will convert your object to it's component tiles and lay them out onm the table.

You may align your pieces in any manner you would like, even leaving spaces in-between them if you so choose. When the pieces are Fused together, however, BattleAtlas will make them one contiguous shape, filling in any blank areas with black tiles.

While BattleAtlas can handle large Fuse operations, we ask you to consider the facts that larger image operations will take longer to perform, and that overall load time is impacted by the number of other people concurrently attempting to manipulate images. Exceptionally large Fuse operations may impact the stability of Tabletop Simulator and BattleAtlas, as well, so we encourage you to use your best discretion when performing these operations.

Battle Atlas has five quality settings for Fusing tiles: 1 corresponding to lowest and 5 corresponding to highest. These numbers determine the resolution of each individual tile being Fused together, so the exact resolution of your fully Fused image will vary. For the individual tiles, however, the horizontal resolution of each quality setting is:

1- 200x200 pixels

2- 300x300 pixels

3- 400x400 pixels

4- 800x800 pixels

5- 1600x1600 Pixels

You may publish content made using Battle Atlas elsewhere, but we would appreciate it if you would include a link to our website as well as a link to the artist of the tileset.

If you’re having issues with Battle Atlas and none of these solutions work for you, please get in touch and make sure to include as many details as possible such as what you were doing, what you were trying to do, and what happened.

You may submit tilesets of your own creation for review and possible inclusion in future versions of Battle Atlas. You must, however, own all rights to the content that you are submitting. Battle Atlas also reserves the right to deny tilesets for any reason, or remove tilesets at any time.

Yes!

The Base and the objects it creates (Kickers, and Fused images) all work independently. You can save them to your Saved Objects in-game and use them on another table a a standalone object.