Monsen
Monsen
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- Remy Monsen
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Wishlist for CC4
This is more or less what I am doing in my dynamic dungeons project. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to pick it back up in a long time, but it still exists as a proof of concept for this functionality. Hopefully I can finish it one day. There is a video showing it in action linked from the beginning of the article:
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[WIP] - King's Shire - critique sought.
@Wyvern wrote:
Must admit, I've sometimes wished there was a way to group layers together, just as you can group sheets onto layers, so you could turn off or on an entire set of different layers at once. That's probably just me though
If you name them sensibly, you can achieve the same (But you do need to use a command, not the GUI). Say you have a bunch of layers with different kinds of GM secrets, then you can simply name them GM Secret Doors, GM Secret Traps, GM Secret Secrets, etc. Now, you can toggle the visibility of all of them with
TOGLF GM*, with the companion commandsSHOWFandHIDEF. ('F' here means 'Filter').
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Live Mapping - Hiding in the forest.
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Live Mapping - Hiding in the forest.
Looks like I'll be streaming again.
In this session, we have a peaceful forest where nothing at all happens. Completely safe, I swear. Just leave your weapons at the entrance.
As usual, the stream is available on YouTube. You should find the time in your timezone in the left forum sidebar, or by visiting the video page. See you all there.
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Floor Tiles
@Wyvern stated:
Dread's the one that uses a Jenga tower to resolve actions instead of dice, so it isn't for everyone (if you have real-life dexterity issues, say)
I have a real-life cat. Those are also not 100% compatible with jenga towers.
