Monk's Scene Navigation
A Foundry VTT module that improves various aspects of scene navigation.
An icon is added to the currently active scene in the scene directory.
Clicking on a scene will now navigate to it instead of opening the configuration dialog.
This feature has been removed due to Foundry making this impossible in V12.
Added permissions to individual Scenes, so you can now set which players have access to which Scenes on a more granular level. Also adds icons to the Scenes in the Scene Directory if the Scene has viewing permissions above the default.
The scenes are now contained to one line at the top. This makes it easier to plan where to put things on the screen as it won't start expanding across the screen.
The navigation bar will now also use the folder structure set up in the Scenes Directory. So if your adventure has multiple chapters, you can now reduce the number of scenes that are shown while playing. This is only visible to the GM, players will only see available Scenes on one line.
Condenses the scene images within the directory.
Please feel free to contact me on Discord if you have any questions or concerns. ironmonk88#4075
If submitting a ticket, please do so on this module's GitHub here.
This Foundry VTT module, written by Ironmonk, is licensed under GNU GPLv3.0, supplemented by Commons Clause.
This work is licensed under Foundry Virtual Tabletop EULA - Limited License Agreement for module development v 0.1.6.
If you have module questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me on Discord. ironmonk88
This wiki is being maintained by crow_guard. If you have questions, want to see something added to the wiki, find a broken link or out-dated information, just message me and I'll fix it.
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Many of the assets shown in the tutorial images & GIFs are from https://www.forgotten-adventures.net/.