things like the default display name on your public Profile, subscription & payment settings, what language Roll20 & character sheets are shown, and more.

My Account ( /account/), settings for your account.

Settings like as what character sheet & i Compendium is used in the game, if players are allowed to import characters from their Character Vault, and default settings for your tokens.

Game Settings Page - for managing campaign-wide settings.

Used for managing Settings for individual pages of a campaign, such as changing the size & scale of maps, turn on/off visual grid or if snap-to-grid, changing Dynamic Lighting settings(if the game has access to them) etc.

This has finally been updated by Adobe in the latest version of Illustrator v.23.01 and later.

Other related options in PREFERENCES -'Disable Snap to Point'. In addition to the alt key an alternative way to avoid it are to set objects to be drawings, this will remove their bubbles and cause them to ignore grid snapping :) For TheLostAmerican B, The wiki instructions for the option to set a Token or object to 'As Drawing' so that it ignores grid Snapping, /a>.

Page Settings, inside Roll20 games, found form the Page Toolbar seen by GM In VIEW menu uncheck 'Snap to Point' (NOTE: this has moved in latest version to Preferences menu (see 3 below) In the TRANSFORM PALETTE un-check 'Align to Pixel Grid'.

individual to each player, to manage things like video/voice settings, change display name, toggle if sheets are popped out or not, turn on/off dice roll sounds or 3D Dice etc.

y My Settings-tab inside Roll20 games, found on the Sidebar.

There are a number of pages for settings on Roll20:

Roll20 turn off snap to grid