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<blockquote data-quote="Rabulias" data-source="post: 8866230" data-attributes="member: 16651">It's been awhile since I used Roll20, but two Quality of Life things I like in Foundry that were not in Roll20 last time I was are:1) A built-in field on each token to record altitude (with modules this can interact with wall height to only reveal what your altitude would allow).2) An easy one-click way to make a token or tile invisible to players, even a player token.Have these been included in Roll20 yet?In other matters, I find the ease of module interactivity in Foundry to be better, with Windows-like dialog boxes instead of working in the chat window or limited prompts.Edited to add: Foundry has webp support and better support for animated maps. It's also much easier for me to import and export content in Foundry than using the Roll20 Transmogrifier.ETA2: And I can customize Compendium content in Foundry, and import/export more than one compendium between games.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rabulias, post: 8866230, member: 16651"] It's been awhile since I used Roll20, but two Quality of Life things I like in Foundry that were not in Roll20 last time I was are: 1) A built-in field on each token to record altitude (with modules this can interact with wall height to only reveal what your altitude would allow). 2) An easy one-click way to make a token or tile invisible to players, even a player token. Have these been included in Roll20 yet? In other matters, I find the ease of module interactivity in Foundry to be better, with Windows-like dialog boxes instead of working in the chat window or limited prompts. Edited to add: Foundry has webp support and better support for animated maps. It's also much easier for me to import and export content in Foundry than using the Roll20 Transmogrifier. ETA2: And I can customize Compendium content in Foundry, and import/export more than one compendium between games. [/QUOTE]

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