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Rumble wrote:Oh, I don't know. I'm still interested in what happens with MapTool; I'm just not a user anymore. Other things have occupied my time.

A mistress will do that.

Unfortunately while I spend a reasonable part of my free time on MapTool, I have played 0 games, and there is 0 interest in my framework, so I'm not actually bringing in any new people to the community. I always assume you were building a personal framework for your group of players. Did you post y...

I would like to join but it would be too early in the day for me. With enough notice I'll take a day off work, or maybe be sick, cough cough.

You know aliasmask, I'm sure you could get the macro language to cook your dinner for you if you set your mind to it.

No, No and Nope.

And don't forget Maptool does not currently work with Java 7.

I'm not finding the properties you mention that need to be imported.

Cool deal will check it out.

Probably the easiest way to go would be to use his campaign where everything is already to go and the export your maps from your own campaign and import them to your Rumble campaign. It's a bit more involved to import everything needed from his campaign to yours but it can be done. For this you need...

Welcome to our humble little community.
I would say your best bet is to watch the video tutorials. They are very good.

Under the map menu there is an option for making the map visible to players. Also under preferences you can set it so new maps are not visible to players.

yup that's what I see when I connect

Nope Windows can't figure out what an "air" file is.

Edit. You must download and install Adobe Air first then install the token generator.

I downloaded Adobe Air 3.3

It's hard to find but some other contributor came up with this a while back. Add this code to the token properties to get what you want. *States:[h:theList = getTokenStates()][r, foreach(item, theList, ""): if(getState(item), item + ", ", "")]