Mini's Gallery, thousands of D&D, Star Wars, etc. tokens to module or tokens bag

[valeros]

1) The errors about "galleryXX.jpg.htm" is actually a problem with the Minis Gallery page. The links are incorrect on the page. But I posted a new version that replaces the incorrect urls with the correct ones.

2) The errors about write during creation is a separate issue. My best guess is that the utility does not have write access to folder it is in. The application must be able to create files and folders in the folder in which you are running the utility. It creates the module in its own folder and when complete moves it to the FG folder.

[Loriden]

Haven't really had a chance to investigate further - or even turn off my virus protection - but chrome/edge/Win10 1903 is detecting this zip as a virus.

[damned]

It contains a script file. Script files can be written to be malicious. I've used it. You should make your own decision whether to use or not.

[LordEntrails]

Be aware, if you use this (and I have) and you place all of these new tokens into your tokens directory you are liekly to cause FG to crash (I did). Instead, put these token into token modules, and use them in FG that way.

[Patou]

If someone could make this into a ready mod file it would be great. With all the hacking going around and identity theft I could understand the concern.

I myself am really interested in this but i got my worries too. Got an email from Roll20 this morning saying they got hacked and info on users was taken.

I only use thier Marketplace...

[Trenloe]

If someone could make this into a ready mod file it would be great.

This is similar to the 4E Parser - it allows you to create your own module from data stored on websites. Creating the module and distributing the end module would be infringing on copyright. It's a grey area, but using the token parser works around that - you're collecting a bunch of artwork from the internet for your own use.

[Patou]

This is similar to the 4E Parser - it allows you to create your own module from data stored on websites. Creating the module and distributing the end module would be infringing on copyright. It's a grey area, but using the token parser works around that - you're collecting a bunch of artwork from the internet for your own use.

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