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Nik's Show & Tell
This module makes sharing images with your players seamless and effortless. Whether it's a handout in a journal, a random image from the web, or a file on your computer, sharing it is just a click or a paste away.
Features
🖱️ Context Menu Magic
Right-click on any image in a Journal Entry or Image Popout to access the Show & Tell menu:
- Show: Pop out the image for yourself.
- Send to Chat: Share the image to the chat log with a custom caption.
- Copy URL: Quickly copy the image link to your clipboard.
📋 Seamless Clipboard Support
- Paste to Share: Just press Ctrl+V anywhere to paste an image from your clipboard.
- Drag & Drop: Drag an image file directly onto the Chat Log to simple upload and share it.
- Safe URL Pasting: Pasting a direct image URL (e.g., discord attachments) opens the sharing dialog instead of instantly posting, preventing spoilers.
🚀 Optimization & Quality of Life
- Automatic Compression: Large images are automatically compressed to WebP client-side before uploading, saving server space and bandwidth.
- Smart Previews: The sharing dialog shows a thumbnail of the image you are about to send.
- Captions: Add flavor text or descriptions to your images directly in the share dialog.
- Scene Tools: A "Show Copied URL" tool in the Tile Controls for mouse-only users.
Usage
- From Journals: Right-click an image -> "Send to Chat". Select "Show to All" or whisper specific players.
- From Desktop: Drag a file onto the chat box. Add a caption and hit Share.
- From Web: Copy an image or its URL. Focus Foundry. Press Ctrl+V.
Settings
- WebP Quality: Adjust the compression level (0.1 - 1.0). Default is 0.8.
- Enable Drag & Drop: Toggle drag-and-drop support on the chat log.
- Advanced To Chat: If disabled, "Send to Chat" skips the dialog (no caption/preview) and sends immediately.
- Upload Location: Choose where uploaded clipboard images are stored.