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That's good news. What if there were a long running Forum news section that would mention the top ten customer requests with a simple update once a quarter?Quote:
Originally Posted by LordEntrails
AND what if there were a bit more nudge for items that have been in the top ten for years... ?
Well you could send Doug a big bundle of cash... :D
Who is Doug? And why would I send him currency?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nylanfs
The ddavison above in one of the posts is Doug Davison who is one of the owners of Smiteworks. So... sending him a bundle of cash might just change up some priorities in development. ;)
Sure. OR the threat of all his customers going off to other platforms might have the same effect. But we're both just joking right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Griogre
I'd love to be able to send Smiteworks "a bundle of cash" though I would think My continued patronage and purchases and boasting about how great FGU is on all social media would be good too, but I am not financially well off, I'm struggling to stay lower middle class income, before I send Doug any free money I'd love to pay for My Son's college, OH WAIT ABSOLUTELY NO ONE GIVES A SH*T.
Sorry, forgot where I was for a moment. Sorry Doug, I can't send that fantasy grant money so I guess I'll stop making suggestions.
*LOL* Cheers.
Here are the top 10 items voted for on the wishlist: Attachment 63237 ranging from 269 - 507 votes as of last night. I have no idea what FGU user base is like but considering I see that Bmos's Aura effect extension has the most forge downloads at 5679, less than 10% of those users asked for auras on the wish list. and I assume since MANY FGU users do not use Forge extensions, then the wish list is made up of what? 1-2% of the FGU userbase? (Granted, I would argue that that is probably some of the most involved user base but...). the wish list CAN'T be the main driving factor for the company roadmap.
I would love to see the top 10 requests each get their own small write up on the forum. From * F they are possible (Multi monitor for example has been said that it doesn't work with LUA) *to possible alternative options (Extensions, other apps and so on) *to are they on the roadmap in some way.
Moving the top wishlist items to the forum might get some ideas or community assistance, but it might also open up a bunch of whining and complaining.
My 2 slightly off topic 2 cents... (Oh look, printable character sheets is 4th and 3rd is already done... there, back on topic)
Not "the" but more of A, and I wonder what Swen Vincke would say to that statement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Morenu
It is rather obvious that the votes don't matter. When you look at the "Completed" list they have on average 30 or 40 votes with the outliers being 99 and 341 for the ability to add text to maps. I have been using FG for 7 or so years, even longer I think and now is my main repository for my books since they keep getting stolen out of my car. Being able to print a standard sheet is essential for my players and its a big turn off to have them transfer the data by hand since most of the 5e printers dont work any more. Why is this not implemented? Is it difficult? An IP restriction? Copyright? Code Gremlins? We should at least have an answer for that not the run around.
See what you did? You made me post on a forum and I am angry about that.
Thank You for speaking out. I greatly appreciate it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Malphazar
That's the new wishlist, the old wishlist had 1000+ votes for auras. Just sayin, it was the top voted for feature.Quote:
Originally Posted by Morenu
Fantasy Grounds Character Exporter
This is a standalone Python utility for converting Fantasy Grounds Unity 5e character XML exports into printable PDFs or Markdown files.
https://fgu-exporter.web.app/
I am not a programmer; I developed this tool using an AI-collaborative process (ok, fine. AI wrote this for me as I did the laundry) to handle the 5e rules integration. It is currently in v0.9-beta and works best with standard data, so complex homebrew may require manual cleanup. You can download the executable or view the source code at the links below.
Latest Download (.exe): https://github.com/beanpotphotos/FG-...dsExporter.exe
GitHub Repository: https://github.com/beanpotphotos/FG-Exporter
Note: When you download a novel executable (a .exe file that hasn't been widely distributed or digitally "signed"), modern operating systems and browsers trigger aggressive security warnings. Fight through them, or wait until I get this on a website. EDIT: its on a website now.
— Aladar's Assets
FG Forge - Crafter Profile
Does this work currently (2026), or outdated?
I am excited for this! Going to check it out this weekend!
@Ninkasi, https://fgu-exporter.web.app/ is working perfectly for 5E. It printed my Solo Bladesinger build into PDF with all the details.Quote:
Originally Posted by NinkasiNinja
Thank You! I forgot to check it out, but your reply reminded me! Very useful for my group. We run alot of Local Network stuff, mostly my laptop with a second FGU instance on the TV. Sometime my buddies log in so they can irritate me with dice rolls and moving all over the map (I have locked it since). Its nice to have good old paper in front of you sometimes, to jot stuff down. FGU is a great resource, so I dont have to haul a bunch of stuff every game! They like the mix of digital, and a miniature battle scene. Its a happy medium.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tempered7
You're welcome. Glad things are running smooth there.Quote:
Originally Posted by NinkasiNinja
Digital is fast but paper is love. :) Mix of digital [for fast control] + miniature [to help imagination] is the best of both worlds. I kinda missed that kind of group play myself [as Im solo-only].
Oh and I would cherish even the irritating players 'cause when they are not around you'd even miss that. Our old [ancient] group used to do things to the prank levels such as nudging elbows of other players while throwing dice. :D Those were the good days.