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Roll20 is a free browser-based program that comes equipped with a large swath of tools aimed towards running tabletop role-playing games, including the ever-popular Dungeons and Dragons. Today’s Digital Facilitation Tool is: Roll20.

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Our series will focus on products that are affordable and easy to access we plan to showcase a wide variety of tools to help you get started creating your own digital simulations! Every post in this series will provide an overview of one product, discuss that product’s strengths and weaknesses, examine its accessibility and ease of use, and describe how we see it fitting into the world of online simulation and training. In this series we will cover a selection of digital tools, each of which can be used to help facilitate online trainings, simulations, and serious games. The location that token will paste to is oriented from the last time you clicked on the tabletop.Welcome to LLST’s Digital Facilitation Tools Series. Switch to the new page, then press Ctrl+ V( Cmd+ V for Mac) to paste them onto the new page. To do so, just select the tokens, then press Ctrl+ C ( Cmd+ C on Mac) to copy them. Sometimes you will want to move objects (such as tokens representing the players) between pages. (unconfirmed) some minor things doesn't get copied between pages with this feature An API called 'Page Copy' was used as an workaround by the community until then. True Page Duplication (Forum) was released on Dec 8th,2020, which updated the the 'Duplicate Page' feature to copy everything on a page, when it previously couldn't copy all features.

This allows you to create a page with the movement options, scale, grid, etc all set the way you want it, and then add more pages with the same settings. The Duplicate Page-button will create a new page with the identical settings of the source page, along with all of it's content. Note that is entirely possible that the GM and the players can be on a different page, so you can be constructing the next encounter while your players are still on a previous page. There will be a short loading sequence and the selected page will be displayed. The GM can quickly switch between pages at any time by accessing the Page Toolbar and clicking on the page that they want to switch to.

See: Manipulating Graphics Switching Between Pages

You can then right click the image and move it to the back of the layer to hide it beneath other images. If you would like to override the Page Icon, you can place the image you want to use (or duplicate an existing graphic that isn't the largest image) and then scale it up to a very large size. The image used to represent a Page is the largest image on that page. Enter the new name and press Enter/Return to save. Change the page's name by clicking on the name under the page's icon. To create a new page, just click on the 'Create New Page' button on the left-hand side of the Page Toolbar. To delete the page, click on the gear and scroll to the bottom of the menu to find the red 'Delete Page' button. If you hover over a page you'll also see two new buttons appear, one ( y,a gear icon) for accessing the Page Settings dialog box, and the other (a crossed X) for duplicating the page. The Page Toolbar can be scrolled horizontally by using your mouse wheel while holding your keyboard's Shift key. You can drag and drop the pages to re-order them, or click on the name of the page to edit the name. The toolbar shows you all the pages currently in your game. You, as a Gamemaster, manage the pages of your Game by clicking on the Page Toolbar button in the top right-hand side of the screen (a blue button with a white icon of a page). Page Settings & The Players Ribbon: Roll20 Tutorial Managing Pages

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