map-measure
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Get a game map's size and dimensions EARLY - before reading terrain or planning - so every square can be found in the photos. Read the size from the game (setup screen, scenario info, advanced options, editor) or manual; find the border lines in the photos (borders.py); measure the square size from border to border; work out where square (0,0) sits in each photo or strip; check it (rows come out whole, the grid lines up with woods and units, G-grid overlay agrees); then cut every square into a labelled grid for reading (squares.py) and hand it to map-usage and draw-map. Use when starting on a new map, right after the first photos, before building a board, when squares don't line up, or when the zoom or camera changed.
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