Hi Boaz, so the maps are more of a collection of pieces rather than tiles that fit together. Leaving one area on the map leads to the next map, but they don't connect directly next to each other. In the attached link, these are modular and connect with one another. https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/235071/Instant-Mine-Creator

Hi Goonalan, this was my first upload. I got the preview all set up now. Enjoy!

Hi Dan, that's great- and the maps are looking good, can you also answer the question I asked- are the maps usable on a VTT. What I'm asking is do they come as PDFs, JPGs or other- and if they do come in picture format what's the DPP.

A great example of the info needed is from Heroic Maps, for example (from their last upload)-

A printable rpg battlemap compatible with any RPG/Dungeon-Crawl or skirmish game. Use as a standalone gameboard, or combine with any same-scale tileset. The map is 50x50, equivalent to 25 of our standard 10x10 tiles.

Contents: A large winter pine forest. The woods are covered in thick snow, and the evergreen trees are covered in frost. The forest is overlooked by the ruins of an ancient stronghold or castle perched upon a hill. There is also a frozen river that winds across the landscape. Scattered around the area are barrows, caves and standing stones.

Download includes:
250dpi A4 pdf map spread across 50 pages for easy printing....See more /> 250dpi full jpeg versions for VTT or poster printing

Note: Whilst the download looks large, it consists of many separate files - just download the versions you need.

A note on VTT use - we have deliberately kept the quality of the file high, and you may need to resize the jpeg for use in your VTT software. Keeping the file size and resolution high gives you the flexibility to use the map how you want - crop out a particular section or use the entire map, the choice is yours. 

Heroic Maps are the pinnacle for me, I have purchased every thing they have produced (so far), apologies I'm not trying to berate you. Just trying to get to the info I need.

Cheers goonalan

Great question, Paul. Yes, they should be ready to roll for VTT as .jpg files. I set them up for 72dpi and they work perfectly on Roll20 which I've play tested them on already. The sizes on the downloaded files correspond to the inches at 72dpi. So if a map says 27x27 inches it is 72dpi for screen resolution. I'll add that into my description.