Circus Theme

Newbie question, can we buy theme's for Fantasy Grounds somewhere? I am running the new Pathfinder adventure path and thought a circus theme would be cool.

Thank you fr any help.

I'm unaware of anything like that and no, there aren't any themes for purchase at the moment.

You may get some mileage out of this utility if you fancied creating your own. https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...antasy-Grounds

Thank you for the info.

All the themes I'm aware of are distributed freely. Check the forums for your ruleset and the CoreRPG ruleset. They generally have sticky threads with links to such things. There are many themes, but no circus themes I know of.

If ou simple want a background decal, their is a tutorial on www.fg-con.com that shows you how to create your own decal.

I have had really good results with custom background themes using Wintermute's thememaker. You can find it here.

https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...mute+extension

Very cool, I got the Wintermute's thememaker working. Question - What should be the size of the background?

If I remember correctly it needs to match your screen resolution, om my desktop that is like 1920x1080? I am sure a techie type will correct me if I am horribly off there. That means the desktop is covered and the chat window and sidebar will overlay your background. This is one I did for Suzerain's Noir Knights from the cover art from Savage Mojo. I also have a dual monitor and I haven't figured out yet how to make one that is the width of both monitors, I just get a double image.
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the theme generator creates a single image for the background.
You are better to use a repeating/tileable image background and set your image as a decal and limit it to something more like 800x600.

Remember, all clients connected to the GM will get the same extensions/files. So if you customize the background image for the screen resolution you use, but all your players don't use the same resolution, then they will see either parts of your background or some strangely tiled one. As Damned says, if you use a tileable image of a fairly small size it will work for all users. Then you can use a custom decal (which goes over top of the background, but under everything else and is centered) that is something that will fit on the smallest resolution screen you wish to support.

Otherwise learn how to code it fully and use the nine slices format...