> [!column|flex no-title] >> [!menu-dark-red|ttl-c] [[Obsidian TTRPG Tutorials]] / [[Plugin Tutorials]] / [[Zoom Maps]] > [!column|4 no-title] >> [!menu-green-1|ttl-c] [[Getting Started]] > >> [!menu-green-2|ttl-c] [[Plugin Tutorials]] > >> [!menu-green-3|ttl-c] [[Community Supported Games]] > >> [!menu-green-4|ttl-c] [[Obsidian TTRPG Tutorials/Templates/Templates\|Templates]] > [!column|3 no-title] >> [!patreon|ttl-c] [Patreon](https://www.patreon.com/JPlunkett) ([Starter Vault](https://www.patreon.com/posts/obsidian-patreon-96801399)) > >> [!discord|ttl-c] [Obsidian TTRPG Community Discord](https://discord.gg/CdM9UCJdwU) > >> [!discord|ttl-c] [Obsidian Official Discord](https://discord.gg/obsidianmd) ## ZOOM Maps You can add your own maps with Zoom Maps. - Add pins to your maps. - Link those pins to notes. - Measure distance (with a built-in UI to configure it!). - Draw shapes on your maps. - It supports layered maps. - It supports custom pins. - Pins can be made visible/invisible at specific zoom levels. ## Tutorials > [!example]- Official Plugin Documentation > [Official Plugin Documentation ](https://github.com/Jareika/zoom-map) ![Pinnable Maps](https://youtu.be/rB4MCgl44lU) ## Obsidian Zoom Map Template ```` ```zoommap image: Assets/Map.jpg # markers is optional; defaults to <image>.markers.json # markers: Assets/Map.jpg.markers.json # Map view limits minZoom: 0.3 maxZoom: 8 # Size & interactivity height: 560px width: 100% resizable: true resizeHandle: native # left | right | both | native render: canvas # or: dom # Responsive display (fit into width, no wheel/pinch/dblclick pan/zoom) responsive: false # true → always fit; disables pan/zoom gestures # Storage (optional) # storage: note # default is json; use "note" to store markers inline # id: map-1 # optional stable id for inline storage (per code block) # Alignment / wrapping (optional) align: right # left | center | right wrap: true # wrap text; useful with left/right alignment ``` ```` ## How To Use The Template 1. Copy this text block into a new note. 2. Change the 'image:' section to point to the map you wish to use. 3. Start adding pins!