Roll20 WebP Support

Roll20 Media Sender

A extension that help you create commands for the Beyond20 extension. This extension helps you send media, such as images and gifs from D&D Beyond, through Beyond20 into Roll20. Read more here: https://github.com/Rasul-583/Roll20-Media-Sender/blob/main/README.md v2 finally released! The extension actually works as intended now.

Roll20 Character Sheet Printer

Adds a print button to the character sheet tab on Roll20. Will export the sheet to a blank page and from there the page can be printed or saved as a pdf. Works on most sheets but not guaranteed to work for every sheet.

Beyond 20

Integrates the D&D Beyond Character Sheets with Roll20 and Foundry VTT. Beyond20 integrates the D&D Beyond Character Sheet seamlessly into Roll20, Foundry VTT, and Discord. It can also provide a dice roller for rolling all your skills and attacks directly from the D&D Beyond character sheets or monster stat blocks. A roll button will be automatically added to D&D Beyond’s character sheet sidebars (abilities, skill checks, saving throws, weapon attacks, spells, class features, and more) that lets you either roll the dice directly into the Virtual TableTop chat, or display the spell card, feature or equipment item for others to see. Check out the website https://beyond20.here-for-more.info for more information about this extensions. Watch the video tour and check out the screenshots or check the full list of features. This extension is open source and released under a GPL v3 License with some parts under MIT license.

Roll20 to TaleSpire

A TaleSpire companion application, used to send dice rolls from your Roll20 character sheet directly into your TaleSpire dice tray. For more information and to keep up-to-date on development items, check out the GitHub repo at: https://github.com/aptmac/roll20-to-talespire What's new in v0.0.2? Bug fixes: - Fixed a bug where the constitution modifier was not being added to hit dice rolls, see: https://github.com/aptmac/roll20-to-talespire/issues/1 - Fixed an issue where if two dice types were used in a damage roll, the output from roll20 was unparseable by TaleSpire, see: https://github.com/aptmac/roll20-to-talespire/issues/2 Motivation: My D&D group has recently made the switch from Roll20 to TaleSpire as our VTT for our new campaign. TaleSpire does a great job with so many aspects of the tabletop gaming experience, but character sheets is not one of them. While there are a handful of plugins you can install to handle character sheets, none of them (in my opinion) are on par with a Roll20 character sheet. The biggest downside of using Roll20 to handle your character sheet for a TaleSpire game is being unable to roll from Roll20 directly into TaleSpire .. which is where this application comes in! From your character sheet you can make rolls from the Core section of the character sheet. There is also support to recognize the Advantage/Disadvantage toggle, which will load up your TaleSpire dice tray with two rolls. - Open up your character sheet on Roll20 - With the character sheet window active, hover your mouse overtop the clickable label for the dice roll you want to perform. The text colour should turn from black to red. - Hit shift on your keyboard - A Chrome dialog should pop up asking if you want to open "TaleSpireUrlRelay". Yes you do, and you can toggle the option to "Always allow chrome-extension://[..]" and this dialog won't show up again. - Over in TaleSpire, your dice tray should have been populated with the roll you selected in Roll20. Pickup the dice and roll! 2. Chrome Extension Popup From the popup you can quickly send whatever roll you want into TaleSpire, as long as it is of a valid dice type supported by the game. You can toggle Advantage/Disadvantage, and even add a name for your roll that will be displayed in the VTT. - Click on the extension icon, and it will open a popup - The popup allows you to type the target dice roll, toggle advantage/disadvantage, and provide a name for your roll which will be displayed in TaleSpire - Enter your roll information, hit submit, and fire away! - Note: the popup isn't that large, and it cuts off most of the Chrome dialog asking for permission when opening the TaleSpireUrlRelay. I highly suggest hitting the "Always allow chrome-extension://[..]" checkbox before hitting the "Open TaleSpireUrlRelay" button so the dialog doesn't show up again.