What does this extension do?

This extension allows the GM to set fixed assets, textboxes or counters to the players' viewport, along with the possibility to create buttons that hide/unhide those.

Some examples of what you can do with this would be:

• Pin handouts like notes to your viewport or your players’
• Make a boss bar that everyone has pinned in the upper part of the screen
• Make each player a menu to view texts, counters or images only visible to whoever you want

How to do stuff

You can create a group with the New Group button, select one or more assets and a name. By default you are the only one that sees the elements of that group. You can change who sees it by right-clicking it.

Each group has the following controls:

• A switch to toggle the visibility of all group elements
• A green button to add new elements to the group
• A white button to move/edit all elements of the group
• A red button to delete the group
• You can reorganize the group elements by dragging and dropping them. The same applies to reorganize the order of the groups.

The only one worth explaining is the move/edit button present on each group and each group element.

Move/Edit Element

• WASD to move the element
• Arrow keys to rescale (can deform)
• Shift + any of the above = bigger steps
• Q and E to rotate
• + and - to rescale

One property of the group elements is that when loading a group, the element at the end of the list will be visually on top of the rest.

Elements Canvas

Each element of each group has a personal canvas. Right-click on the pinned image to access these options:

• Add assets to the canvas
• Add a textbox to the canvas
• Add a counter to the canvas
• Move/edit the main image (use this if an image blocks your access to the controls, just click and WASD)

Edit Canvas Elements

• Drag to reposition
• Q and E to rotate
• + and - to rescale
• Arrow keys to rescale and deform
• L to lock (only GM)
• H to hide from players (only GM)
• Delete to erase (only GM)
• Mouse wheel to move image layers up/down (textboxes and counters are always on top)
• Right-click a textbox to select color, font and size

Buttons

If you right-click an image in a canvas you can turn it into a button. Once you’ve added a button, go to the main window's Buttons section to edit it.

The button config window shows all groups and elements. Checkboxes determine what appears/disappears when the button is clicked. Note: a button is only functional while it's locked.

If you want a button "floating in the nothing" like an icon to open a window, a good trick is creating a group with only a transparent PNG. That way only the canvas images are visible.

I think that’s all. Any doubt you can ping me in the Discord server. I'm NarcolepticDracu.