**There IS a print-export option! And if you're really into non-digital maps, you can pick up a battle grid through our NEW Amazon Affiliate Store! 🛒 www.amazon.com/shop/bobworldbuilder
Love the video! You can hit escape to get rid of the image stamp overlay, I'm currently developing a downloadable standalone version where I'll have more control over the keybindings (maybe I'll add right click as another way of getting rid of the stamp overlay)
I really appreciate you checking this out, Keir! I already said it on Twitter, but your work deserves wayyy more attention than it's currently getting. I'm looking forward to more developments, and if you want anybody to help spread the word about new goodies-- let me know! :)
You're welcome! Having them in the timeline of the video is a fairly new feature, but I love it too! And it seemed like a good idea for a long-ish tutorial like this :)
I am a brand new dungeon master making a steampunk d and d game for three of my friends, and I have seen a few of ur videos. Love the content, and I am definitely going to use this right away!!! Tysm
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for making this video! I’m a DM who hates drawing maps and have been wanting something like this for a very long time. I use Donjon cuz it’s quick but isn’t great for Roll20. You’ve highlighted a wonderful tool that I’ll put to use immediately! Very happy to have stumbled upon this and your channel. Thanks!
This is astonishingly good. I just had to put my campaign on hiatus because of some family issues, but this was EXACTLY the tool I was looking for. I love these simple style maps. I dislike heavily colored, rendered and visually complicated maps. The game happens in our heads, not on a Photoshopped game board. Thanks for this.
Awesome! Thank you for the introduction! I am going to start my very first adventure as DM and I am so excited to make the whole thing a good experience for my group 😊 your videos are truly helpful! Thanks 🙏
This program is absolutely huge if you're running games that, well, aren't 5e (or otherwise don't have any easy ways to convert the map to VTT). So if you're a GM (or know one) that runs games which has old maps that the book expects the GM to redraw it anyway do them a favor and show them dungeon scrawl (and this excellent tutorial) Thanks for all the info, Bob, absolutely great video!
I appreciate this find. I started playing with Dungeon Scrawl and was just making shapes and drawing and adding random rooms. A part of it looked cool and it reminded me of an idea I've had for a puzzle dungeon that fizzled out. Anyway, I've been writing away and making additions to the map as I go. Crazy easy tool to use. I might have to scale this dungeon back though. Its easy to get carried away.
I really like that line width and colour adjusting ability. Should make high-contrast maps for my players with terrible eyesight (all but one :p) easier to make.
Thank You! I normally draw maps free hand (gaming since 83'), but I'm now running on Roll20 so this couldn't have come at a better time. This is SO SIMPLE! An free is better than paying for something that doesn't help.
Thank you so much for this. I draw my maps on iPad and make them interactiva in some way, showing the new zones players find dinamically but while It's interactive, It lacks space awareness and this will be so much helpfull
You're welcome! I haven't tried it on an iPad, but I'm assuming it would work alright with a stylus-- let me know in case other people ask about it! :)
Seriously, one of the best options in this program, it has an Isometric Mode. Most Dungeons for fantasy style games, are going to be multi layered. Here you are able to create maps with height levels. Of course it's not the 3D tile based builds, as so many newer apps feature. But, this is a cool idea.
Thanks for another insightful video, Bob. You've got lots of new DMs and players - myself included - so I would like to get a video on recommended techniques to incorporate pre-made maps and other tools into our game sessions. Like, how to print Dungeon Scrawl (or other) maps on a home printer so they scale 1:1; how to use a digital screen or projector for a map; techniques for using large, multi-page maps; how to incorporate fog of war; etc. Keep up the great work!
My pleasure! I'm a pretty low-tech DM, and I haven't tried the Dungeon Scrawl printing export option yet, but it seeeems straightforward. I will keep this topic (DM tools) in mind for a future video! Thank you :)
Holy Crap! Thankyou for making such an amazing video on such an amazing app!! I had been searching for something like this for years and was in disbelief that an easy to use dungeon making app didn't exist. Thankyou for bringing my attention to this BobWorldBuilder!
Bob i have to say this is an absolutely amazing video this tool is exactly everything i wanted to create a dungeon and had never even known about it till now thanks to yourself! Great content thanks so much as always stay safe out there!
Immediately clicked on the link to try the Isometric builder - Immediately got disappointed by not being perfect ;) Honestly though - this is great! So far I've recreated a lot of maps from DoIP in Photoshop to be more printer and player friendly but this looks to be a lot easier! Thanks for the video
Majorly off topic comment but this reminds me of things like Autodesk that I've seen used by the MecEng team at work. Not as many layers obviously from the looks of it but seems to be a very good way to familiarise yourself with designing building plans.
Thanks for the video - that was very helpful. You're right, it is fairly intuitive, but the overview you gave helped me understand its full capacity. I'm looking forward to using it - thanks!
Wow, this tool looks great! I've been playing around with Astral recently but I need to give Dungeon Scrawl a try right away. Thanks for putting this on my radar!
Great video. This is a great tool to have at our disposal. With the current state of playing remotely this be nice for making maps to share with my players.
Damn. Top notch video. This was very interesting and you did a great job presenting the most important features of Dungeon Scrawl. Very nice. Thank you.
That was really cool - thanks for sharing. There goes my free time... I want to see how well you can do modern and sci-fi maps with it. thanks for the video.
Very cool app. I can see how the various settings could lend itself to making builings as well but do you know of a specific free app that is more city build oriented? I used to use Campaign cartographer but I am looking for something more streamlined. Great video and love your content!
A very… I wouldn’t even know if this was smart or not but I would use doom builder for DND maps for the longest time, sometimes I still do cause I understand the controls more, if anyone ever wanted to recreate a map in doom builder and see it in a 3D environment, I’d totally recommend, it makes it easier to see if it’s a bullcrap layout or not
@@prtwriter4660 Yes, as far as I can tell, it looks like maps from here can be published commercially, but not if they include the images from other artists
You're welcome, and I absolutely do! Wanted to post one this month, but I was more excited about this idea a few others for August, so the next DoIP quest, Sleeping Dragon's Wake is scheduled for the first Wednesday of September!
"We have this weird thing where the hallways are split so your tokens would be oddly positioned" Thats what I really hate about certain VTTs that for some reason think the grid is this restricting thing, like these are spaces in a board game or a game of chess You don't have to stand in line with the grid, and I'm tired of pretending thats how its meant to work The grid in my mind has always been a guideline. Every part of the game speaks in distance, the grid is meant to mark distance You can stand wherever the heck you want, the grid is jus there to give a reference for how far away something is or how big a space is If I'm in a hallway, just because the grid doesn't line up with the hall, I can still see those lines drawn perprendicular to teh wall that tell me every 5 foot distance that makes up the hallway If VTTs stop being dumb about it, and let us place our tokens wherever we want, there would be no problem with going off grid
I admit I haven't watched the entire video, but does anyone know how to swap between creating halls vs. walls? In other words, I want to make a circle wall, so I can create a circular solid wall, but can I draw a second, smaller circle inside of it to create a circular opening inside it, i.e., hollow it out?
Absolutely superb! Never heard of this I will check it out now! Just subscribed abd Joined, hope it helps you in Lockdown dude. Quick question; how do you draw shapes within rooms such as circles to represent pillars?
I found your video a little late.... still very useful! Thanks for making the video. I will try this out as I am looking for mapping tools. I still need to find a tool that allows me to build a map that reveals a section at a time. Please let me know if you know of one. Thanks again!! +1 sub 🙂
I know this isn't exactly the best place to report bugs, but I'm having an issue where i hold space to pan and I move my mouse and nothing happens. My map stays exactly where it is. It still removes hatching, etc as if it were going to pan, yet nothing actually happens. Is this a WebGL error or something? If anyone has any ideas as to where I could find tech support either, that'd be appreciated. Thank you!
I need to make a map for an encounter in Icespire Peak that doesn’t have a map (other maps I just found images of, copy-pasted into paint, saved and imported to Owlbear Rodeo cuz I’m lazy af) and I need to make a ravine that’s sixty feet wide and ten feet deep but I have no clue how to do the ten feet deep part on a 2D map Also I think I’m gonna use this for maps in Dungeon of the Mad Mage; tokens will fit better in the squares than they do with the copy-pasted maps XD
Thank you for the tutorial, as a beginner DM this was awesome! I was just wondering if there's a way to control the layer that the objects are put on? So if I want to make something "appear" when my players find it, I can just toggle the visibility of that layer. I'm not sure if that's possible or not?
I want to create a dungeon with hidden rooms to use in tabletop simulator but is there any way to hide layers on there? I thougth maybe downloading the seperate layers in a zip document would help but I have no idea how I'd make a map taht could hide the layers. If anyone know how to do that that'd be great!
You can change the transparency of layers in the program, but I guess that would still involve exporting and using multiple maps. That would work though if you just stack the maps in your VTT and then reveal certain areas as you go. Alternatively, just make separate maps for the other hidden areas.
I can’t export my map onto one full sheet of paper. I can change the cell size and make it smaller but it still isn’t centered and is cut off onto a second page
**There IS a print-export option! And if you're really into non-digital maps, you can pick up a battle grid through our NEW Amazon Affiliate Store! 🛒 www.amazon.com/shop/bobworldbuilder
If the creator made this app for iPad's too... He'd have a supreme apps... no one wants to draw a dungeon with a mouse or track pad, ffs...
Love the video! You can hit escape to get rid of the image stamp overlay, I'm currently developing a downloadable standalone version where I'll have more control over the keybindings (maybe I'll add right click as another way of getting rid of the stamp overlay)
I really appreciate you checking this out, Keir! I already said it on Twitter, but your work deserves wayyy more attention than it's currently getting. I'm looking forward to more developments, and if you want anybody to help spread the word about new goodies-- let me know! :)
I have been looking for a simple mapping program like this for a stupid amount of time. Thank you Bob!
You're welcome!
Ever heard of Encounter+ ?
The timestamps you put on your videos are so helpful. I wish more youtubers would use that feature.
You're welcome! Having them in the timeline of the video is a fairly new feature, but I love it too! And it seemed like a good idea for a long-ish tutorial like this :)
This man is a god
🙏
I am a brand new dungeon master making a steampunk d and d game for three of my friends, and I have seen a few of ur videos. Love the content, and I am definitely going to use this right away!!! Tysm
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for making this video! I’m a DM who hates drawing maps and have been wanting something like this for a very long time. I use Donjon cuz it’s quick but isn’t great for Roll20. You’ve highlighted a wonderful tool that I’ll put to use immediately! Very happy to have stumbled upon this and your channel. Thanks!
Love the enthusiasm! You are very welcome :)
Its a great tool and its even better that its free! Thanks for the tutorial!
You're welcome, and I'm glad you like it! I really think this tool deserves to be way more popular than it is right now. It's so easy!
i was surprised it was free!!
This is astonishingly good. I just had to put my campaign on hiatus because of some family issues, but this was EXACTLY the tool I was looking for. I love these simple style maps. I dislike heavily colored, rendered and visually complicated maps. The game happens in our heads, not on a Photoshopped game board.
Thanks for this.
I’m glad you like it! I like all kinds of maps, but I agree that the detail isn’t necessary and can even be a little limiting to the imagination
I've been making my dungeons in an Excel Spreadsheet for most of the decade I've been DMing. How did I not know this existed until now?!?!
Awesome! Thank you for the introduction! I am going to start my very first adventure as DM and I am so excited to make the whole thing a good experience for my group 😊 your videos are truly helpful! Thanks 🙏
That's great! I'm glad you found this helpful for your prep :) Remember it's all about fun!
This program is absolutely huge if you're running games that, well, aren't 5e (or otherwise don't have any easy ways to convert the map to VTT). So if you're a GM (or know one) that runs games which has old maps that the book expects the GM to redraw it anyway do them a favor and show them dungeon scrawl (and this excellent tutorial)
Thanks for all the info, Bob, absolutely great video!
I appreciate this find. I started playing with Dungeon Scrawl and was just making shapes and drawing and adding random rooms. A part of it looked cool and it reminded me of an idea I've had for a puzzle dungeon that fizzled out. Anyway, I've been writing away and making additions to the map as I go. Crazy easy tool to use. I might have to scale this dungeon back though. Its easy to get carried away.
I really like that line width and colour adjusting ability. Should make high-contrast maps for my players with terrible eyesight (all but one :p) easier to make.
Definitely! The default is nice, but you can literally change everything little detail in how they look!
Thank You! I normally draw maps free hand (gaming since 83'), but I'm now running on Roll20 so this couldn't have come at a better time. This is SO SIMPLE! An free is better than paying for something that doesn't help.
Thanks Bob for the walk through. I think I will be using this soon.
Now that is a cool tool. I am planning on trying out Dungeon Scrawl for my game with my son and his friends I am running Saturday.
Have fun with it! I really think it’s great :)
For a moment i feared that this was just another donjon video xD. Thanks for the tip.
Haha, not this one! Happy to help :)
Thank you so much for this. I draw my maps on iPad and make them interactiva in some way, showing the new zones players find dinamically but while It's interactive, It lacks space awareness and this will be so much helpfull
You're welcome! I haven't tried it on an iPad, but I'm assuming it would work alright with a stylus-- let me know in case other people ask about it! :)
@@BobWorldBuilder It works great with a Stylus. I bought ProCreate and this is how I used It --> imgur.com/zAL3wuo
@@ScytherX Awesome! This is great to know :)
Seriously, one of the best options in this program, it has an Isometric Mode.
Most Dungeons for fantasy style games, are going to be multi layered. Here
you are able to create maps with height levels. Of course it's not the 3D tile
based builds, as so many newer apps feature. But, this is a cool idea.
Thanks for another insightful video, Bob. You've got lots of new DMs and players - myself included - so I would like to get a video on recommended techniques to incorporate pre-made maps and other tools into our game sessions. Like, how to print Dungeon Scrawl (or other) maps on a home printer so they scale 1:1; how to use a digital screen or projector for a map; techniques for using large, multi-page maps; how to incorporate fog of war; etc. Keep up the great work!
My pleasure! I'm a pretty low-tech DM, and I haven't tried the Dungeon Scrawl printing export option yet, but it seeeems straightforward. I will keep this topic (DM tools) in mind for a future video! Thank you :)
Holy Crap! Thankyou for making such an amazing video on such an amazing app!! I had been searching for something like this for years and was in disbelief that an easy to use dungeon making app didn't exist. Thankyou for bringing my attention to this BobWorldBuilder!
OMG ITS.... Touch screen compatible with 🤯 been pinching room together. 👍
Whoa! I didn't even know that!
Bob i have to say this is an absolutely amazing video this tool is exactly everything i wanted to create a dungeon and had never even known about it till now thanks to yourself! Great content thanks so much as always stay safe out there!
I really appreciate it! This tool definitely deserves more attention 👍🏻
Great video! So helpful and allowed me to get this evening's game up and running very fast! Really appreciate this!
Nice! It's really a great tool!!
Immediately clicked on the link to try the Isometric builder - Immediately got disappointed by not being perfect ;)
Honestly though - this is great! So far I've recreated a lot of maps from DoIP in Photoshop to be more printer and player friendly but this looks to be a lot easier!
Thanks for the video
Haha yeah, that was my first reaction too xD I'm glad you're finding it useful!
I am so excited to try this out
Hope you like it!
What a chill dude.
EXACTLY what I've been looking for. Thank you!
Glad I could help!
Pretty awesome. Didn't even know I wanted something like this until I saw this video.
Glad I could help!
I was having trouble finding a good tutorial. Thanks for making this!
Glad I could help! :)
Best Bob-video so far. A mindblow! ♥☺♥
Year later, still free.
Dungeon Scrawl's a real one.
A great new tool!
And of course my quilt brain wants to use this for sewing.
I will delve into it further later today!!
Haha 😆 you’d probably be the first to use it that way :)
@@BobWorldBuilder I am innovator!
Majorly off topic comment but this reminds me of things like Autodesk that I've seen used by the MecEng team at work. Not as many layers obviously from the looks of it but seems to be a very good way to familiarise yourself with designing building plans.
Eh, fairly on topic 😆 I don't know Keir's background, but maybe they're an engineer too!
Exactly what Ive been looking for
dungeon scroll looks interesting. since i like 'old school' blue maps, i will probably give it a shot.
Thanks for the video - that was very helpful. You're right, it is fairly intuitive, but the overview you gave helped me understand its full capacity. I'm looking forward to using it - thanks!
Very happy to help :D
Wow, this tool looks great! I've been playing around with Astral recently but I need to give Dungeon Scrawl a try right away.
Thanks for putting this on my radar!
It is great! I’m happy to help spread the word :)
@@BobWorldBuilder I've already shared the link with a few of my gaming buddies who never heard of it.
This is literally the greatest thing ever
Sliced bread is shocked
wow, thank you for this. this is exactly what I have been trying to find for my first campaign I have coming up!
a right tool in right times
This is an AMAZING tool! Had never heard of it. This changes everything. Great video!
Thank you, Nick! I’m glad you like it :D
dude this was amazing! Thank u for prepare this video, i really needed something like that for my games :)))
You’re welcome! Happy to help!
Great video. This is a great tool to have at our disposal. With the current state of playing remotely this be nice for making maps to share with my players.
Thank you! Yeah, I find it’s compatibility with Roll20 to be a major bonus to how fun it is to draw with 😊
*I know what I'm going to be messing with over the weekend.*
Do it! It's very fun to play around with!
Thank you so, so much, I was wondering why my scaling was off. i didn't realize default was the dimensions for roll20
Imagine if this was inside owlbear rodeo. The most powerful combo in the history on dming
Really love your videos dude, thanks for the quick tutorial!
Thank you! Happy to help:)
Don't know how I missed this video! Glad I found it though!
I'm glad you found it too! :)
Thank you so much I love making maps but this is way faster and isn't random.
Great video topic to make.
Thank you, Fred! I’ve found the tool so helpful, I knew it would at least help out some people 👍🏻
Really good video. It does look super-easy and I'm clicking around in it.
this is a fantastic tool thanks! now if i could get something like this for making a world map, I'd be happy 😅
Damn. Top notch video. This was very interesting and you did a great job presenting the most important features of Dungeon Scrawl. Very nice. Thank you.
thank for this vid as a dm this I very good
Glad you found it helpful!
excellent video! i didn't know about this tool! thank you! upvoted!
Thank you for the support! I’m glad you enjoyed the video 😄
That was really cool - thanks for sharing.
There goes my free time...
I want to see how well you can do modern and sci-fi maps with it.
thanks for the video.
Haha, have fun! :)
Cool he is adding Starfinder ship maps
Ahh, so that's what the spaceship map was lol
@@BobWorldBuilder That or Traveller
Thank you so much for this video! Would have saved me a lot of time!
Hope it saves you time in the future!
Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
Just what I needed thanks!!
Water the flower. Video is great :)
Awesome tool! I’m going to try it out tomorrow. Hopefully it works on my MacBook Pro.
Prettttty sure it works on Apple devices. Good luck!
Thank you so much for this video, you just won a subscriber
You’re welcome! I’m glad you found it useful :)
Thanks for showing this awesome tool!
Very cool app. I can see how the various settings could lend itself to making builings as well but do you know of a specific free app that is more city build oriented? I used to use Campaign cartographer but I am looking for something more streamlined. Great video and love your content!
A very… I wouldn’t even know if this was smart or not but I would use doom builder for DND maps for the longest time, sometimes I still do cause I understand the controls more, if anyone ever wanted to recreate a map in doom builder and see it in a 3D environment, I’d totally recommend, it makes it easier to see if it’s a bullcrap layout or not
I am so going to try this
Awesome!
I’m planing on streaming my games eventually does this program allow it?
Thank you for the tip!
Very useful. Great powerful free tool
Amazing tool! Thanks for sharing❤ I wonder how the "artists" react to such tool..... 🤔
I need this in my life
I like to see some.features.for.filling in a dungeon like statues and other stuff you may find.
That looks super-useful, thanks!
Dude u just save my life!!
Sweet I'll use it for my maps
I definitely recommend it! :)
Ill just use this for dinoisland maps. Its easier than the program i had.
@@prtwriter4660 Yes, as far as I can tell, it looks like maps from here can be published commercially, but not if they include the images from other artists
Thanks man! Didn't know about it. Do you have any plans on reviewing the other DLC episodes for Dragon of Icespire Peak?
You're welcome, and I absolutely do! Wanted to post one this month, but I was more excited about this idea a few others for August, so the next DoIP quest, Sleeping Dragon's Wake is scheduled for the first Wednesday of September!
@@BobWorldBuilder Rock on! Thanks for the quick response Bob. Looking forward to it
@@geoffhirst13 No problem! I know you're not the only one wondering it's going to be haha :)
You are the Bob Ross of ttrpgs youtuber
"We have this weird thing where the hallways are split so your tokens would be oddly positioned"
Thats what I really hate about certain VTTs that for some reason think the grid is this restricting thing, like these are spaces in a board game or a game of chess
You don't have to stand in line with the grid, and I'm tired of pretending thats how its meant to work
The grid in my mind has always been a guideline. Every part of the game speaks in distance, the grid is meant to mark distance
You can stand wherever the heck you want, the grid is jus there to give a reference for how far away something is or how big a space is
If I'm in a hallway, just because the grid doesn't line up with the hall, I can still see those lines drawn perprendicular to teh wall that tell me every 5 foot distance that makes up the hallway
If VTTs stop being dumb about it, and let us place our tokens wherever we want, there would be no problem with going off grid
Beautiful tool Thanks!
I admit I haven't watched the entire video, but does anyone know how to swap between creating halls vs. walls? In other words, I want to make a circle wall, so I can create a circular solid wall, but can I draw a second, smaller circle inside of it to create a circular opening inside it, i.e., hollow it out?
Interesting
I’ll have to check it out
I highly recommend it! Thank you for commenting :)
Gee thanks Bob-O I thought you had some sketching tips not some more computer stuff that is not on my ipad
Thanks!!
No problem!
Absolutely superb! Never heard of this I will check it out now! Just subscribed abd Joined, hope it helps you in Lockdown dude. Quick question; how do you draw shapes within rooms such as circles to represent pillars?
Awesome, thank you!! I drew those shapes with the eraser tool, though there may be other ways by now
@@BobWorldBuilder cheers, I've not discovered the eraser tool yet.
Looks like a handy tool
It is! I may make a new video about this soon just so more people will see it!
Nice. This is a great resource.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. lol
Glad it was helpful!
You are my hero Bobby One Kenobby
I like running games with tokens, but I don't get snobby if they don't perfectly fit. ;)
I just figure it's approximation anyway. :)
Hahah yeah, that's a better attitude to have about it
A very cool site, thanks for sharing. You immediatly come over super likeable :D
Thank you! I'm glad you found it helpful!
I found your video a little late.... still very useful! Thanks for making the video. I will try this out as I am looking for mapping tools. I still need to find a tool that allows me to build a map that reveals a section at a time. Please let me know if you know of one. Thanks again!! +1 sub 🙂
"Like and subscribe"? Ack, ya got me with your boss-level Sleight of Hand and Diplomacy!
I know this isn't exactly the best place to report bugs, but I'm having an issue where i hold space to pan and I move my mouse and nothing happens. My map stays exactly where it is. It still removes hatching, etc as if it were going to pan, yet nothing actually happens. Is this a WebGL error or something? If anyone has any ideas as to where I could find tech support either, that'd be appreciated. Thank you!
If you're still having the issue, I recommend finding Probable Train's contact info on the website. Good luck!
can it be used for other things like outdoor battle maps or a regular tavern?
Very Helpful, thank you! Is there a Free Program you use if you want to make a custom world map?
I need to make a map for an encounter in Icespire Peak that doesn’t have a map (other maps I just found images of, copy-pasted into paint, saved and imported to Owlbear Rodeo cuz I’m lazy af) and I need to make a ravine that’s sixty feet wide and ten feet deep but I have no clue how to do the ten feet deep part on a 2D map
Also I think I’m gonna use this for maps in Dungeon of the Mad Mage; tokens will fit better in the squares than they do with the copy-pasted maps XD
Thank you for the tutorial, as a beginner DM this was awesome! I was just wondering if there's a way to control the layer that the objects are put on? So if I want to make something "appear" when my players find it, I can just toggle the visibility of that layer. I'm not sure if that's possible or not?
I want to create a dungeon with hidden rooms to use in tabletop simulator but is there any way to hide layers on there? I thougth maybe downloading the seperate layers in a zip document would help but I have no idea how I'd make a map taht could hide the layers. If anyone know how to do that that'd be great!
You can change the transparency of layers in the program, but I guess that would still involve exporting and using multiple maps. That would work though if you just stack the maps in your VTT and then reveal certain areas as you go. Alternatively, just make separate maps for the other hidden areas.
I can’t export my map onto one full sheet of paper. I can change the cell size and make it smaller but it still isn’t centered and is cut off onto a second page