Horror on the Orient Express plans

[MadBeardMan]

Yep very true. Re-done all the notes, exported. Need to make a thumbnail - any clues on that at all dear chaps?

[Trenloe]

Need to make a thumbnail - any clues on that at all dear chaps?

30 degree counter-clockwise rotation, then resize to PNG file, 82 x 87 pixels.

At least that's what I used for The Devil is in the Details (attached).

As seen here:

[Trenloe]

You can put the thumbnail into the .mod afterwards. Just name thumbnail.png and add to the .mod file structure.

[MadBeardMan]

What tool did you use? I just copied the front page to a large .png.

I have Paint and GIMP, no expert though.

I'll use it on the export though so it's all in the one file so I can send to Doug.

[Trenloe]

I use GIMP. Load up the file and:

1. Go to Layer -> Transform -> Arbitrary rotation.
2. Type in -30 for the "Angle" and press "Rotate".
3. Image -> Autocrop image (this exapands to match the dimensions of the rotated image).
4. Image -> Scale Image. Click the chain icon to the right of the width/height fields so that it "breaks". Enter width = 82, height = 87 pixels (px) and press "Scale".
5. File -> Export As. Enter thumbnail.png in the name field, select where you want to save and press the "Export" button.

[MadBeardMan]

I use GIMP. Load up the file and:

1. Go to Layer -> Transform -> Arbitrary rotation.
2. Type in -30 for the "Angle" and press "Rotate".
3. Image -> Autocrop image (this exapands to match the dimensions of the rotated image).
4. Image -> Scale Image. Click the chain icon to the right of the width/height fields so that it "breaks". Enter width = 82, height = 87 pixels (px) and press "Scale".
5. File -> Export As. Enter thumbnail.png in the name field, select where you want to save and press the "Export" button.

You sir are a scolar - if we ever meet I'll furnish you with ales.

All I needed was the Autocrop image, looks good, about to Dropbox it and send it to Doug then go to bed, it's 1am - kids up in 6 hours!

I've asked him to give you and Ianmward beta access - be gentle

Cheers!