Jak přesunout stůl ze Sigilu, než skončí

Krok za krokem

1. Capture what you cannot export. Before the servers go dark, screenshot every Sigil map from above and from a low angle, and write down room sizes in squares, door positions and where the elevation changes. Those notes are what you rebuild from; Sigil has no export.
2. Make a free account. Sign up at TerrainTale with email, an email link or a social login. Nothing to install: it runs in the browser on Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS.
3. Start from the closest starter scene. Open the scenes list and pick the starter nearest your map: tavern, dungeon cells, graveyard and crypt, forest road or castle gate. Editing a lit, finished scene is faster than starting empty.
4. Block out the rooms. Use the room tool: pick a kit, drag a rectangle, and get a floored and walled room in one motion. Doors and windows snap onto walls. Raise ground with the terrain brush where your Sigil map had height.
5. Or describe the map and import it. Describe the map to an AI assistant using the published scene-recipe format, then load the JSON with File, Import Scene JSON. Models download from the built-in library automatically.
6. Bring your miniatures. Place minis from the library, or turn any portrait into a standee. On Premium, drop your own .glb, .obj, .fbx or .stl files on the window, including Hero Forge exports.
7. Set the light. Set the hour on the time-of-day slider and place torches or braziers; the sun and every light cast real shadows, which is most of what made Sigil fights read well.
8. Save, share and play. Save the scene, press Share to create a link, and let players in from the door card. Switch to Play: they see the table live and drag their own minis while the ruler counts feet, height included.
9. Keep a copy you own. Export the scene as JSON from the File menu and keep it with your campaign notes. It imports into any copy of the app, including one you host yourself.