r/OwlbearRodeo

I'm sure this has been asked a hundred times before, but with the new updates, thought I'd try again. I'm doing a lot of winding tunnels, did half of it as all one area of Fog and realized I needed to have each tunnel its own entity (broken by "doors") so I can Alt-Click without lighting up the entire map. Is there any way to cut a large area of Dynamic fog into smaller pieces? Basically just draw a line thru it with a slice or a break or some such tool made for the purpose, and the result is each side is independent? Image of the left side of it, and there's more on the other side.

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Howdy Owlbear Rodeo users!

I was curious how everyone makes their extensions? I kind of want to make my own, but am unsure where or how to start.

I’m starting up a shadowdark west marches campaign after running some one shots on owlbear. Love the VTT!

I know it’s a shot in the dark, but does anyone know if there’s an extension coming out for hex crawl exploration similar to World Explorer? I saw it highlighted on the glass cannon channel (using foundry) and loved how it could show a full world map and then reveal secrets as they are explored.

On the Stat Bubbles for D&D extension page, it mentions segmented health bars for enemies. I assume this would hide numbers and display as blank bars. But I can't seem to find the setting anywhere.

Does anyone have advice for how to manage fog? I want to use fog to keep my dungeons spooky and mysterious, especially using Dynamic Fog. Ideally, I would like to have fog that starts off everywhere, but whenever a player enters an area that fog is permanently cleared out. I've been doing this manually using 5-6 different fog boxes and deleting them when the players move, but it would be great to do this more automatically.

The title pretty much says it all. Any help?

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Hi all,

Our party is starting to use a TV display on our table. I typically use Owlbear for our maps (with every player having it on their screen.) I have a MacBook Pro, and when I tried to extend the display to the TV via HDMI, it was a bit of a mess. I had to super zoom in to get the grid to line up with our minis, and I had to use an incognito mode to get the player view up, since I couldn't cast to the TV (nor did could I access "Player view" from my GM view on Owlbear.) It didn't fill up the screen like I wanted.

tl;dr Any tips on trying to play on a TV table with Owlbear, using real minis on the screen? Appreciate you all!

I haven't used OBR in almost a year logged on yesterday and it knew me but i couldn't get to my scenes or my library it was like it wanted to show me around any advice on how to get back to the functional part so i can upload a new map for my players?