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<blockquote data-quote="Dave0047" data-source="post: 5346248" data-attributes="member: 74305">I'd love to volunteer, especially considering my group thinks your program is absolutely top notch!One of the only problems I've had with the program, is that I'd love to have the option to &quot;reset the encounter&quot; without losing the monsters. For example, what if I clicked start and didn't type something in correctly?Also, having a button that goes backwards in the round would be nice, as I found I would accidentally click the &quot;next&quot; button twice and thus have to cycle through the whole combat to get back where I started (thus increasing the round number by one).Oh, and maybe having the option to add an &quot;event&quot; at a certain initiative order that didn't necessarily have stats, like traps, some effect that may happen on round 4, etc. There's another program out there that adds even a built in duration to an effect, so when it's number of turns has expired, it automatically goes away (or you could make it gray itself out with the option of deleting it).These are just some thoughts and ideas, not demands!Again thanks for your hard work and I look forward to your super-speedy 2.0 release!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dave0047, post: 5346248, member: 74305"] I'd love to volunteer, especially considering my group thinks your program is absolutely top notch! One of the only problems I've had with the program, is that I'd love to have the option to "reset the encounter" [U]without[/U] losing the monsters. For example, what if I clicked start and didn't type something in correctly? Also, having a button that goes backwards in the round would be nice, as I found I would accidentally click the "next" button twice and thus have to cycle through the whole combat to get back where I started (thus increasing the round number by one). Oh, and maybe having the option to add an "event" at a certain initiative order that didn't necessarily have stats, like traps, some effect that may happen on round 4, etc. There's another program out there that adds even a built in duration to an effect, so when it's number of turns has expired, it automatically goes away (or you could make it gray itself out with the option of deleting it). These are just some thoughts and ideas, not demands! Again thanks for your hard work and I look forward to your super-speedy 2.0 release! [/QUOTE]

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