RESOLVED: DM-JK recommended 'Foreground Reactions' on a token to call the 'Simple Sound' mod to play audio . It did exactly what I was looking for.
Looking for a recommendation on automatic triggering of sounds. Say if the player approaches a door with skeletons on the other side, it would auto trigger skeleton sounds. Or a corridor with dripping sounds.
I know I can play sounds manually, but I keep forgetting.
Newbie here using Roll20 free account. I'm using a free account and when I refresh my page (or exit and rejoin) some settings don't seem to be saved. I seem to have to refresh during peak gaming times, as things seem to stop responding.
Any idea if these settings should save for me, and if so, what I can do to resolve them?
Newbie here. After a game is completed, is there a way to set it back to the initial state, instead of manually resetting creatures HP/location/etc?
When a game is launched the view of the map is at the center. Is there a way for me to have the view start at a point on the map that I consider the start? Like a cave entrance?
Currently, I have to zoom and pan to get to the area I want. It's not hard, just looking to avoid unneeded steps.
I'd like for players to be able to show AC, HP, Altitude (flying), and ammunition levels. So that's 4 things to track.
Is it possible to add another token bar, or is there another way to reach this goal?
The only thing I can think of is to have both in a token bar, but that gets hard to read.
As DM, I'd like to give an item from the Compendium to players, but I cant figure out how.
I can do this with my own character, but as DM I don't see Compendium for their character.
I can create the item from scratch in their character as DM, but would prefer drag and drop.
I'd like to add some basic formatting to the text of a pin. I've added 'returns' the text in the GM notes while editing, but the pin doesnt show the return. It just continues on the next text on the same line. Maybe the pin isn't the best tool for what I am trying to do? I'm brand new, so any suggestions are great.
