Today’s update sees a few updates around journal usability. Quickly share or unshare all displayed journal entries Right-click the sharing buttons on journal entries to find the new options to share and unshare all displayed entries. This affects all journal entries currently shown, which includes those scrolled out of view but not any entries you ..
You can now select multiple objects at once, making it much quicker to perform actions on groups of objects instead of handling them one at a time. To select multiple objects, use the standard keyboard shortcuts: Multi-select currently supports: Additional actions may gain multi-select support in futur..
The Goblin Lab has been busy working on new shiny features for the notebook. Today’s update allows you to connect your own storage provider to upload and embed images directly in your markdown notes. This lets you store images in your own cloud storage, giving you full control over access and costs. Supported providers include ..
Note: This is currently Goblin Lab functionality. It is fully usable but may see changes based on feedback and usage. You can connect your own storage provider to enable quick uploading and embedding of images directly into your markdown notes. This feature allows you to store images in your own cloud storage, giving you full ..
The existing settings have been split into user and campaign options. User settings are now saved against your user account which means they will persist in all your campaigns and when viewing shared campaigns, across any devices you log in with. Previously some settings were saved against the campaigns and others were saved in the ..
Object previews are now known as overlays and they see some new functionality. As well as the notes and statblocks that were included in previews, you now get all the consumables, connections, and journal entries related to that object. And not only that, existing journal entries, connections, and consumable values can be edited directly in ..
A few improvements have been made to the number() and rollable() custom fields. Using number() in notes The number() custom field is now able to be used in the main object notes as well as statblocks. New display options for rollable() fields In addition, rollable() fields also have new options for controlling how the label ..
Create a number that is able to be clicked and changed when viewing the object. Fields can be used in the main object notes and in statblocks. number(name=fieldname,value=n[,label=label text,show_symbol,dice=dice notation,dicelabel=dice label text]) name Required The field name of this number. Must be unique. value Required The current numeric value. This is changeable by clicking the ..
If you are using DND 5e, or a compatible system, then you can display modifiers that are automatically calculated from other numbers (e.g. the strength, dex, etc. modifiers). mod5e(value=fieldname[,show_symbol,dice=dice notation,dicelabel=dice label text]) value Required The name of a number() value to display the modifier for. show_symbol Optional If included, the number will be shown with ..
Calculated fields follow most of the same rules as Digital Dice Rolling: Dice Notation but are defined with calc() instead of rollable(). calc([dice=]dicenotation,[dicelabel=label text,label=label text,compact,mods]) The differences between the two functions is that calc() fields do not have a dice rolling option, and if the mods keyword is used, it will not include a leading ..