Hutch
March 31st, 2020, 18:31
Hey folks,
I've seen a few threads with similar questions, but not one with this specific issue.
The Short Version: My group originally played in person and used FGC as a vtt and not much of a content management tool. Now that's obviously changed with covid-19.
My issue: I run my game in my living room. I work on my content on either a laptop, or a third machine upstairs. Now that I'm using FG to keep track of the content, I'm encountering concerns.
Right now, I basically have FG content on my laptop and my upstairs computer, and I am exporting those into 'modules' and loading them into my livingroom computer when I have to run the game and running things like that. Is there a better way to do this? I'm just afraid that eventually I'm going to run into an issue somewhere. Also, I don't like having things broken up between different machines piecemeal.
Is there a way to export all the content that is together and move it around each time I work on a new machine? Any other options?
I hope that makes sense. Thanks!
I've seen a few threads with similar questions, but not one with this specific issue.
The Short Version: My group originally played in person and used FGC as a vtt and not much of a content management tool. Now that's obviously changed with covid-19.
My issue: I run my game in my living room. I work on my content on either a laptop, or a third machine upstairs. Now that I'm using FG to keep track of the content, I'm encountering concerns.
Right now, I basically have FG content on my laptop and my upstairs computer, and I am exporting those into 'modules' and loading them into my livingroom computer when I have to run the game and running things like that. Is there a better way to do this? I'm just afraid that eventually I'm going to run into an issue somewhere. Also, I don't like having things broken up between different machines piecemeal.
Is there a way to export all the content that is together and move it around each time I work on a new machine? Any other options?
I hope that makes sense. Thanks!