Utility: FG Print Tool (Print campaigns or character sheets)

[ddavison]

What is the format of the images? Are they JPG, PNG, or webp?

[JohnFintch]

What is the format of the images? Are they JPG, PNG, or webp?

I tried in jpg, jpeg as of now. Sorry for the Italian but i put some image to make it easy to understand.
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[ddavison]

I tried in jpg, jpeg as of now. Sorry for the Italian but i put some image to make it easy to understand.
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Hey John,

It's nothing you are doing wrong. I think the format changed since this was originally written and the paths no longer line up to pull the image records. The output HTML does not appear to link to the image at all. I looked at this for a while yesterday and wasn't able to resolve it yet. I will see if I can get it working and post an update if I do. In the meantime, you should still have access to all your images from your campaign image folder and you can manually insert them in using a simple HTML editor.

Both brackets and notepad++ are great text editors with syntax highlighting for HTML files. I would recommend any of those.

The image records would look like this:

<img src="FILENAME WITH PATH" style="width: 100%;" />

[LordEntrails]

Thanks for looking at this Doug. I was just coming here to get up to speed to start learning how this works. I've got my Ultimate Undermountain I need to get ready to export.

[JohnFintch]

Hey John,

It's nothing you are doing wrong. I think the format changed since this was originally written and the paths no longer line up to pull the image records. The output HTML does not appear to link to the image at all. I looked at this for a while yesterday and wasn't able to resolve it yet. I will see if I can get it working and post an update if I do. In the meantime, you should still have access to all your images from your campaign image folder and you can manually insert them in using a simple HTML editor.

Both brackets and notepad++ are great text editors with syntax highlighting for HTML files. I would recommend any of those.

The image records would look like this:

<img src="FILENAME WITH PATH" style="width: 100%;" />

Thank you 😊 very much for the time you spend on this amazing work you have done I really appreciate your work around to give me a solution. I'll keep look for update meanwhile I'll do what you suggest. 😉 Have nice day.