This module is deprecated and won't be developed or maintained anymore. (Maybe, just maybe i'll push an update to it to either remove the big features alltogether or push a small css fix. But no promises and don't expect anything here!) If you liked the rolling check out Mars 5e.
If you liked the animated templates, check out Token Magic FX.
This module is a mess!
Just kidding! This module does not serve a more specific purpose, like most of my other modules, but is more of a growing collection of stuff, that:
Settings allow to granularly dis-/enable features to your liking. Important: If you change the settings you need to refresh the page for all connected clients for the changes to take effect! (This may change in a future update, but currently it only works this way. Shouldn't be to bad, since you'd enable most features once and not change them mid session.)
My focus is the FVTTs stable branch. I will neither promise nor prioritise updates for FVTTs beta or alpha branches! Feel free to report a bug so i know whats coming, but don't expect a fix before a stable FVTT update.
This module is not designed to be compatible with most other modules, so incompatibilities may arise if some features are enabled. And i do not really care about compatibility with other modules for this Mess. (Also there are to many to keep track of now. Some parts of this mess are deep or very specific changes, that are to much work to make work with everything.)
So be warned and carefully test the features without other modules enabled before submitting a bug report here!
Go to the GitHub's issue board and check if the Bug is already reported. If not first test with all other modules disabled! If the bug persists create a new issue, with at least the following information:
I will only take a quick glance at half hearted bug reports or Discord mentions! Don't expect me to react there!
Special thanks to:
This module would not be possible without the great work from Atropos on FoundryVTT and the DnD5e System for FoundryVTT! Part of the code (especially the code for the rolls) is heavily based on the DnD5es code, which is licensed under GNU GPLv3.
The templates used in the videos are from Pierluigi Riminis Perfect Spell Pack 2 animated.
I'm doing this project mostly alone (with partial help of some wonderful people mentioned above) in my spare time and for free.
If you want to encourage me to keep doing this, i am happy about all kind of tokens of appreciation. (Like some nice words, recommending this project or even a small donation over at my PayPal).
Mess is licensed under the LGPL v3.
This work is licensed under Foundry Virtual Tabletop EULA - Limited License Agreement for module development.
Tired of FVTTs tiling for template textures? Then this feature is perfect for you! When this feature is enabled template textures are scaled up and rotated to match the template. This also allows for the usage of video files as template textures! Nice! (For all textures the same rules as for all FVTT image and video files do apply)
This also automatically activates Automatic Ability template texture when you're using the DnD5e system.
When the template borders and grid highlights stand in the way of a fully immersive experience, use this feature to just hide them! This only hides borders and highlights for all textured templates. If you want to make sure which grid squares are covered by the templates, just hover over it and the highlight and border will get displayed!
Using this feature you automatically target each token inside a template you move around!
Activating this feature also activates Automatic template targeting for DnD5e.
When moving placeables, like tiles or tokens, around you never know exactly where they end up, as long as grid snapping is enabled. This feature adds momentum based preview placement, to counter this issue!
"Uhm... Huh? I don't get it!"
Let me explain: As long as you drag the placeable quickly around, the preview won't snap, but when you slow down the preview starts snapping to grid. (As long as you don't press the shiftKey to disable snapping).
"Why so complicated? Why not just always snap?"
To make dragging around more beautiful! Letting the placeable always snap, makes it kinda jumpy when dragging around, resulting in a less smooth and visually less appealing experience. Using the past momentum of the mouse, the algorithm notices when you slow down to precisely place a placeable, snapping it at the position it will really end up.
Imporant: This feature still needs a bit fine tuning, adjusting the parameters, ... Feedback for this is valuable! You can provide feedback here
Adds animations for Drag and Drop animations to make them more appealing to the eye and more obvious where stuff will end up when dropped.
1) Its supposed to work with all sidebar directories, that support a drag and drop workflow to sort.
Want to be cool and really show a fireball each time you cast it, instead of the blank template for targeting?
This feature lets you specify textures for your templates automatically created by using a feature or spell. It adds to the item sheet a field to select an image or video file as texture. If no file is specified the module will automatically try to select a file depending on the settings set or blank if none found.
Important This feature gets automatically activated when you activate Scaling and animated template textures and are using the DnD5e system.
This awesome template gets created when you cast a spell, but you still have to manually specify the tokens as targets? Uff! But i'm here to help: This feature automatically targets the tokens inside of your placed template.
This doesn't do anything with the targets though, since, to my knowledge, RAW you roll only one dmg die for all AoE skills. So it only rolls once for AoE abilities, without a target, as seen in the GIF, in the previous section.
A collection of small actor sheet enhancements, mainly aimed at the default DnD 5e Actor sheet. Each of them can be dis-/enabled independently. These settings are also client side, so each user can decide for him-/herself if (s)he wants to use it.
To lazy to use the keyboard to just reduce the hitpoints by just 1? I got you covered! When enabling this feature you can click on a numerical field and use the mousewheel to de-/increase the value of the field!
Keeping order is an ordeal! This feature adds a button that sorts all items of the current category alphabetically, so you don't have to!
Always forget how many spells you're allowed to prepare? Fret not, this feature adds a field to the actor sheet to allow you to specify the maximum number of allowed prepared spells.