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Where should we save images such as user profile pic, icons, maps, etc...

We can save them on the DB in 64Base

Or we can save them on the server, and save just a name/link in the DB

In the map tab, should be displayed an image, based on the choice of the GM.
The image should be possible to zoom in/out and drag around (Like a map)

There should be an option to draw on the map image. The drawings should be visible to all players in the session

With the following features up front:

1. Drawing - multiple colors and sizes.
2. Erasing.
3. Adding a background image.
4. Adding the ability to add more images and moving them.
5. Zoom in/out.
6. Expose events for controlling and listening to all of the features above.
7. Give a minimal ui(??)

After this is done (properly in a separate git repo) we can start additional specific features for the map.

Add the ability to save the data for later reloading.
In the future this will be done via Server and DB, with the possibility of managing several campaigns.
But for now, a simple downloadable file will do.

In the map tab, there should be an option to add and to drag a small image on the map (An image representing the PCs or Monsters)

The GM should be able to change the map by choosing a different image from a menu. The maps in the menu should be organized by regions (Similar to the menu in the Encounters tab)

In the map tab, there should be an option to upload an image, each uploaded image should also have a title and a region name (Possibly chosen from a drop-down list)

Zooming and moving the map

Add possibility to upload a new map

Require to close:

1.Registration & login.
2.Registration via faceboox\google.

With the following features up front:

1. Drawing - multiple colors and sizes.
2. Erasing.
3. Adding a background image.
4. Adding the ability to add more images and moving them.
5. Zoom in/out.
6. Expose events for controlling and listening to all of the features above.
7. Give a minimal ui(??)
8. Giving a way to export and import the current canvas to json.

After this is done (properly in a separate git repo) we can start additional specific features for the map.