We use Discord for voice and if you don’t turn these off, you’re going to have an echo. Then scroll down to almost the bottom and change both: I want to Broadcast to others and I want to Receive from others to Nothing (Disable). You can take the picture away and have it show names only by clicking on the gear symbol by arrow 1 and then scroll down to Player Avatar Size and change it to names only. Once you’re in the room, you’re going to notice that the pictures by your names are super big and will cover some of the map.
Once they’ve clicked on the link, refresh your page so they show up for you and then right click on their name/picture and select Promote to GM. If you don’t, they won’t be able to add their team or move any pieces in the room. Once they’ve clicked the link, tell them to NOT enter the room just yet. If you’re in the room, click on the gear symbol to exit the room then click on your room name to get back to your lobby.įrom there you can click on the Invite Player button by arrow 1 then copy the share link by arrow 2 and send that to whoever you want to invite. Let’s invite some friends! You need to be in the lobby of your room to do this. I went to the Map Layer (2nd icon down) then picked the Paintbrush (3rd icon down) and made the whole background black and drew my purple squares by clicking on Draw Shape and making it purple and created the rectangles for my set up and KO areas. I did mine a little different than taking a pre-made picture. Bradcast also has a bunch of backgrounds that he’s made available too. This is where they run online Win A Maps and Qualifiers and there is a room where you can ask if anyone is looking for a random game at any time too). There is a backdrop picture available in the ROC Online Discord, in the Resources room of the channel if you want to use one already created and just save it to the map layer (you’re going to want to join the ROC Online Discord channel. Now you can create a background with a map area, side board, team set up areas and such like you see in the games that get streamed.
You want to make the page 34×24 (width x height). This will bring up the settings for the page. Then click on the gear symbol by arrow 2. Now this isn’t a good size for a Heroclix map, so let’s set the specifications.įirst click on the little blue folder tab by arrow 1. I personally like 40-50% for my laptop screen. To zoom in or out, you can use either arrow I’m pointing to – the slide bar or the icon. This is what your room will look like to start. Once you have your room set up, you’re good to go for future games – just invite your friends, which I’ll teach next). Let’s set up the room first, so click on Launch Game (you only need to do this room set up once. Here’s my room with my blog logo as my picture.įrom this screen is where you can start the game or invite players. This next screen, you can upload a picture for your room if you wish, it’s optional. Then give your room a name and you can tag it with Heroclix then click I’m Ready, Create Game. Here’s the steps to set the specifications for your room.
ROLL20 PAGE LAYERS HOW TO
If you know someone who has a room already and you just want to know how to play, just scroll down past the first 6-7 pictures for the playing tips. Want your own room to play in and invite people to? That’s where we’re going to start.
ROLL20 PAGE LAYERS FREE
Just go to and click on Create Your Free Account to create your account. So for those of you who are better with written instructions and pictures – this is for you!įirst step is to make yourself a free Roll20 account. Want to learn how to play Heroclix online on Roll20? I know there are a few different YouTube videos from various content creators available, but I also know that everyone learns differently.
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