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Erik's D&D Tools - Environment
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Type: Utility
Complexity: Low Complexity
Assets: Scripting, Scripting: Automated, Lighting, Backgrounds, User Interfaces
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14 Apr, 2022 @ 1:21pm
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Erik's D&D Tools - Environment

Description
What's This?
A panel that manages the lighting and background image via one-click presets.

How Do I Use It?
  • Copy or spawn the Environment object from this mod into your game
  • Click any of the presets (e.g., "Castle - Balcony") to a background image and lighting
  • Click Previous Group and Next Group buttons to move to different groups

Details
  • Latest version is 1.0
  • To specify a background HDRI, paste its URL in the Description field, and click Background
  • To control whether lighting applies to the background, click Lighting
  • To set the lighting for a preset, use the build-in lighting controls (Options > Lighting)
  • To save an environment preset, type its name in the Description field, and click Save
  • The Shift Group Forward / Backward buttons reorder the groups of presets
  • If you don’t know what a button does, right-click it for help
  • Feel free to leave questions in the comments!

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…for checking out the mod. If you like it, give a thumbs-up!

Other Mods
Agent
Lets minis (and other battle objects) do things like fly, auto-scale, and highlight
Attack
Stores NPC attacks as presets, rolling and applying modifiers with one click
Audio
Manages playlists that all players can hear
Browser
Manages a tablet, sizing and placing it to be a tablet, table surface, poster, etc.
Cabin
A decorated play space in which you can host a game (not scripted)
Dice Roller
A streamlined dice-roller that automatically cleans up its dice
Effects
Controls weather effects (rain, snow, fog) across the table
Encounter
Saves and loads marked objects in an encounter (similar to OneWorld)
Encounters
A collection of encounters for use with the Encounter mod
Enemies
A collection of enemy minis and initiative standees
Environment
Controls the environment (lighting, skybox) via one-click presets
Graveyard
Deletes objects dropped into it (good for non-promoted players)
Health
Modifies an agent’s health (optional, requires the Agent mod)
Initiative
Runs 5E-style initiative in a player-facing way
Inspiration
Implements house rules for inspiration and rest
Markers
A collection of AoE markers (works with the Agent module to auto-scale)
Paper
Stores text one a piece of paper (lockable, titled, supports multiple pages)
Scene
Moves / resizes all marked objects, good for modifying a scene to fit your table
Screen
Controls a GM screen via one-click presets
Settings
Controls global settings (table size, grid on table, hidden object visibility, etc.)
Setup
A table on which to play, including dice, dice trays, and portraits (not scripted)
Table
Controls the image on the table via one-click presets
Version
Updates all other mods listed here when they get scripting updates
10 Comments
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Mr. Ugly  [author] 6 Aug, 2023 @ 7:33pm 
Hey there, Yvan88!

From your posts, I'm not sure I understood which part of the process is proving difficult. What you said is correct: right-click the control panel, paste the link to the HDRI image in the Description, then press the Background button. After that, make lighting changes that you would like (via the Options button at the top of the screen, in the Lighting section). When you're done, right-click the control panel again, type a name into the Description, then click the Save button.
yvan88 6 Aug, 2023 @ 5:12am 
Right-click the control panel, paste the link to the HDRI sphere image in the Description, and press the Background button (that'll activate the image). The right-click ???? where ????
yvan88 6 Aug, 2023 @ 5:10am 
Not easy to ad new image tuto simple please thanks
Low-Key 17 Sep, 2022 @ 3:28am 
Brilliant, thanks so much!
Mr. Ugly  [author] 17 Sep, 2022 @ 1:22am 
If you have the image hosted somewhere, yup! Right-click the control panel, paste the link to the HDRI sphere image in the Description, and press the Background button (that'll activate the image). The right-click again, type the name you want in the Description field, and hit the Save button. That's how I made all the built-in entries. : )
Low-Key 16 Sep, 2022 @ 10:14pm 
I don't suppose there's a way to add new background images?
Taco 26 Aug, 2022 @ 6:18pm 
Understandable, thanks for letting me know!
Mr. Ugly  [author] 26 Aug, 2022 @ 8:47am 
As far as I'm aware, Taco, no, that's not possible, simply because those variables aren't exposed to script (at least, as far as I can tell from reading the API). If I'm wrong about that, I'll gladly add them to the list of settings that are saved and loaded. But this page seems to suggest that's not possible right now: https://api.tabletopsimulator.com/lighting/
Taco 25 Aug, 2022 @ 11:31pm 
Very handy tool, would it be possible for this to also save the LUT selection and intensity?
Baryonyx 17 Apr, 2022 @ 4:23pm 
I am not a fan of most custom backgrounds, because the sphere is so small and moving around the table breaks the immersion of the background quickly - but that is a game problem and not your fault. Great selection here, so good job making this.