Bonus points if they natively work on Linux
Nice, thanks
Very nice! Add a plastic film on top for easy wet or dry erase markers and this is mint.
I assume you replied to a notification, that doesn’t reply to the comment, it puts it on the main post. I’ve made that mistake a few times.
I’ve been looking for a good one, but I’m having a hard time finding any coating or film that presents itself as the obvious best choice. Most of the options I’ve found have mixed reviews.
Out of the box: we wanted a transparent plastic covering for a cheap IKEA cabinet that we sometimes eat on and wanted to wipe more easily. The solution was a clear vinyl mat designed to live under office chairs to protect the floor. We cut to size with a box cutter. Works great. Probably would work for you.
I’ve got a nice thin one under my office chairs, and I could see that. A little thick for my taste, though.
Although I can see drawing the grid directly onto one, and then playing on the other side. Then you could even put illustrated maps underneath projecting the grid onto anything.
That’s definitely a whole project though. Onto the pile it goes.
Markers on a blank grid. Works great in Linux. ;)
I made a hex map with Sharpie on a 3’x3’ piece of white hardboard. Took forever since you have to draw every edge individually, can’t just do entire rows like a square grid. I enjoyed it though, and I was able to add some details to help my players adjust to hex distances.
