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+# Fo-E-PS-HTMLMap
+An interactive map(or Map template) made using LeafletJS, Typescript and Electron.
+
+# Features
+- Vectorised fully configurable waypoints that appear at different zoom levels
+- Togable Layers
+- Search bar
+- (Semi-accurate) Distance and Bearing ruler
+- Loose files for deployment with the packaged Electron Launcher or anywhere that can render WebGL and HTML5
+- Easilly moldable for those that want to use this as a base for their own maps
+
+# How to use?
+## Standalone
+1 - Download the latest release
+2 - Unpack it somewhere
+3 - Run htmlmap.exe
+## As a webpage
+1 - Run your http server of choice(like npx http-server .\) on (extracted folder)/resources/app/dist
+2 - Open the address of the server, and it should be the default page
+## Within Foundry Virtual Tabletop
+1 - Download and enable the HTML To Scene Module
+2 - Create a new scene
+3 - Edit Scene properties and open the HTML To Scene tab
+4 - Enable it
+5 - On the location, point it to (extracted folder)/resources/app/dist/index.html
+
+# How to modify?
+Most editing is done by modifying files in assets and config
+## Layers
+To modify the layers, edit the webp image files within assets/layers, THEY MUST BE THE SAME RESOLUTION AND ASPECT RATIO AS THE ORIGINAL FILES
+(This is something i want to make configurable in the future)
+## Waypoints(Locations)
+First modify the list of locations file in config/main.toml->poi_list, your lists must be within the config/poi folder, the paths are relative to
+said folder. Then in the list follow this:
+```toml
+[YourWaypointNameWithoutSpacesOrSpecialCharacters]
+    name = "Your Waypoint Name"
+    class ="CSS Class(See styling)"
+    lat = #Latitude, clicking on the map will display lat and lng coordinates that you can use here
+    lng = #Longitude
+    zoom_level = 0 #A value of 0 to 3 that determines at which zoom level this waypoint will be visible where:
+    #0-Always Visible, 1-Major City, 2-Small City, 3-Street Level
+```
+Add as many as you want following that template.
+## Waypoints (Features)
+Much in the same way as the locations ones, except you add your list files to config/features folder and within main.toml the features_list list
+For each entry use:
+```toml
+[YourFeatureNameWithoutSpacesOrSpecialCharacters]
+    name = "Your Feature Name"
+    class ="CSS Class(See styling)"
+    lat = #Latitude, clicking on the map will display lat and lng coordinates that you can use here
+    lng = #Longitude
+```
+Note that features are always visible regardless of zoom levels.
+## Styling
+This is how you give each marker its own style, this is done by calling the className property of the marker in a css file, for locations
+use pointsofinterest.css and for features use features.css.
+I'd reccommend reading a bit about CSS Styling before you attempt to mess with these.
+```css
+  .yourClassNameHere {
+      /* Styling */
+  }
+```
+You can also modify other Leaflet ui things using this same format, you can of course find out what classes to modify using your browser's(or
+the bundled Electron's) webpage inspector(Inspect Element).
+
+# Future Ideas
+- Custom configurable layers
+- Configurable Resolution
+- Configurable icons without the need of CSS
+- GeoJson support
+
+# Why?
+I greatly enjoy making maps for tabletop rpg games and such, and up until this project I'd do them on an image editor like Photoshop,
+while thats usually perfectly fine, there is a limit to the amount of information density a static map can display without getting cluttered,
+plus they lack the ability to measure distances and to search the marked locations. There are many mapping tools available online, most with
+far more features than this will ever have, but I've yet to find one that outputs a file that can be easilly integrated into Foundry, so I took
+matters into my own hands.
+
+# Whats the bundled map for?
+It is the world map of my currently running ttrpg game between friends, its setting is an AU version of Fallout Equestria.
+## Can I use your map for (X thing)
+Yep! Go ahead, just give a little note crediting me if you want and its all good, the map contains locations from several other Fo:E sidefics and if you're
+a bigger nerd than me, feel free to poke me about including more(Or from your creations too!).