Latest release and some time off

Hi everyone! 

I just released the latest release of the D&D Beyond and Foundry Bridge that brought a very nice set of features for everyone to enjoy. Most notable is probably are the 488 spells and 1570 items that each have an fitting icon set to them (please watch the video from my last post on how to set upthose nifty icons), the working character import including spells, traits, classes/subclasses and equipment and some minor adjustments on the parsing of monsters for an improved import. 

I had some problems when importing stuff into world-specific compendiums, not with the import, but on world reload, everything was just gone. I am sincerely hoping that Atropos has a working fix on the issues with compendiums as a whole in the next update, until then I can recommend to use a small module that just provides the compendiums and to import your data in there. There's an actual benefit to this: You can just enable this "data-module" in each world you are playing and therefore can just carry your imports over to the next game. Feel free to use the attached mini-module I am using myself now.

Secondly, I am absent for the next 12 days, effective immediately. I am quite glad that I was able to push the latest update before my vacation, and sincerely: I need some rest. The last couple of weeks have been a bit tough on me, both regarding my everyday work and the work on the Foundry modules. It's still a blast, and seeing the easyness of importing D&D Beyond data into my running Foundry games is very rewarding, but my regular job is especially demanding in the last month, it just takes a toll. I hope you understand that during the next two weeks, my response times will be not as you are used to, and that largely depends on the wifi quality in Egypt ;)

Please note that unlocking you is still a manual process and there will be a delay from pledging to being able to use the Patreon-only modules. Thank you again for your understanding.

Everyone, have a great time, run excellent sessions and may the crits be with you, 

Sebastian