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I hate to say it - I got sidetracked. I was faced with a full rewrite to account for various threading issues, and then other more pressing matters intruded into my life. I do hope to return to this one day. The code was not particularly advanced and anyone interested in multi-touch tuio code for Ja...

All of the orientation and location data is currently available via our vision interface (Community Core Vision 1.4 or better) and can create events which would need to be handled. My initial plan is to leverage heavily from MT4j (MultiTouch 4 Java) when adding these elements to MapTool. I would lo...

Any chance the maptools expansions you did to support TUIO will be merged back into the community?
I was working on some basic Multi-touch for maptools, but it looks like you're much further along than I got before real life interposed.

So where are we with this?
Is there a git repo now? I'm still using the SVN one at the moment.
It's a fairly large undertaking to refactor for OSGi, from the looks of it.

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I think at this stage it's really going to be only good for "player" maps - a full integration would require the other tools (pointer, drawing etc) become TUIO aware. For many people I would imagine that just moving the tokens and dragging the map around would be enough to start with..alth...

I once threatened to work on a multi-touch version of Maptool. Well, I finally made good on that threat - at least, the "working on" part - it's far from complete. My initial thought was to use MT4J - multi-touch for java. MT4J is a great framework, but it is built on Processing, which, wh...

I think there's a couple of ways to do this. The one that I'm pretty sure will work is to append a hidden macroLink to the end of your fatigue macro. http://www.lmwcs.com/rptools/wiki/macroLink example from the wiki : Took 4 points of damage.<!-- [r: macroLink("Update Character Sheet", &qu...

Thanks - I'll give that a look. I hadn't even thought much about the UI for changing initiative. My plan had been to create a Condition Editor Dialog to view/edit/add conditions to a target - GM only. Then pop up a dialog at the start/end of turns with a checkbox for all ending conditions to confirm...

I had another idea : Stealth and selective visibility. If there were special sight/light combinations, we could do something like Lights : Stealth (Target.Stealth) Sight : Stealth (Perception >= Target.Stealth) that's already possible. Just move target to hidden layer and let player make a per test...

Aliasmask - that's some useful data. Here's my plan, in some more detail, for those who are interested.. I want to add "Conditions" to my (not yet ready for release) DND4e framework. The format for them is as simple as I can make it - They have : Name (or type? e.g. Dazed) Source Target Te...

I had another idea : Stealth and selective visibility.
If there were special sight/light combinations, we could do something like

Lights : Stealth (Target.Stealth)
Sight : Stealth (Perception >= Target.Stealth)

Ok, so I had this idea. In a different thread (which I can't seem to locate this moment), I discovered that large, deeply nested JSON objects attached to active tokens (such as player tokens), tends to slow things down. Conversely, using several properties to store data, on Lib tokens is faster. Acc...

Heh, fair enough then.

I fixed the appearance (not swing! of course) with tables and spans and things

Given that the behaviour I'm seeing is that none of the font styling was applied in the first <b> tag, I was a lot less concerned about the specific font-face as I was about the fact that none of the font-size, or weight information was working. Specifically : <b style= "font: 20pt Arial, Helve...