Post by PotatoJedi on Jun 15, 2019 17:54:23 GMT
In Roll20 it is possible to create a backup of your character (character sheet) to use in other campaigns who also use the same character sheet template. Either the GM (i.e. Logan) or yourself must have some sort of Roll20 subscription in order for this to work.
For this particular campaign it is very straightforward.
Click on Tools and then Character Vault when you're in Roll20.
Import Existing Character.
Select the game your character is in.
Then select the character you want to create a copy of. Note that this is not a "live" copy, i.e. if you update your character sheet in the game, the backup will NOT change.
Then import the character and you're done.
Then, if you ever want to use this copy of your character sheet in a game, simply go back to the Character Vault and choose whichever game you would like to export it to. This is useful to do in case you accidentally delete something one day and have that "oh shit" moment. Also it can be used in cases where we have a different GM and we want them to have their own "game" – just need to copy your character over to the new game.
And that's all there is to it. As always feel free to ask any questions.
For this particular campaign it is very straightforward.
Click on Tools and then Character Vault when you're in Roll20.
Import Existing Character.
Select the game your character is in.
Then select the character you want to create a copy of. Note that this is not a "live" copy, i.e. if you update your character sheet in the game, the backup will NOT change.
Then import the character and you're done.
Then, if you ever want to use this copy of your character sheet in a game, simply go back to the Character Vault and choose whichever game you would like to export it to. This is useful to do in case you accidentally delete something one day and have that "oh shit" moment. Also it can be used in cases where we have a different GM and we want them to have their own "game" – just need to copy your character over to the new game.
And that's all there is to it. As always feel free to ask any questions.
