Can we load books we've purchased offline into Roll20 or do you need to purchase new copies of them on the Roll20 marketplace?My pleasure, as the transcriber and creator of the Traveller products on Roll20 feel free to fire through any questions or DM me
~ C ~
Ummmm… You can’t load them as they would look as a compendium with individual chapters, drag’n’drop items etc.
Cory answered this, but I’ll toss in my but too. Yes. Even though you have PDFs, you would need to buy them on Roll20 to get the interactive stuff. I have both where available, though there are a few I still need to get.
Hi Resslyn,
As a GM I have found logging into one monitor as GM and one as a player is useful if you are hiding things or using Fog of War. That way you also get to see what your players see.Link to the Roll20 Forum thread below. One user logs in on each monitor as a work around.
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…I would probably like to wait until the POD Anniversary edition comes out. Even if it is a way away.Hey Uqbarian,
It is on the radar, there’s a few in the pipe waiting for release (https://roll20.net/compendium/traveller/BookIndex ‘Coming Soon’)…
The problem is, as I’ve found with Aliens of Charted Space Vol 1/2, that old-style books don’t play nicely with my automated transcription system, particularly that tables don’t transcribe properly which makes it a massive manual task…
I imagine Drinax is more text-based though so I’ll take a look, probably in the new year as I’ve recently finished my 20th compendium
Stay tuned for further news, now you’ve mentioned it I feel compelled to check! (Damn you brain! ;-)
~ Coryphon ~
I just don't want to buy it twice.I’ve done a quick test and it looks like they’ve transcribed ok…
Drinax is a multi-book monster though…
~ C ~
