Play with the character sheet your game came with.
Some tables like the printed sheet. You have the PDF, it has boxes you can type in, and everyone knows where everything is on it. This module puts that PDF inside Foundry: you fill it in as usual, and what you type is saved on the actor, not lost when you close the window.
It also keeps your books in the world. Drop the rulebook in, give it a short code, and a link in chat opens it at the right page for whoever clicks it. The GM can send the page they are on to any player.
Where a value lands depends on the name of the field in the PDF. A field named after something the actor already has, like name or system.health.value, writes there. Anything else is kept by this module, so a sheet made for no particular game still remembers what you type. A button on the sheet lists every name the actor answers to, which is what you name the fields after.
Before you uninstall, run /pdf export. It writes every PDF into a journal, one page each, using Foundry's own PDF page type. Those pages keep working with this module gone, on any system, and nothing is deleted.
Requires Foundry v14. Worlds coming from the old journal-based version are migrated when they load, and the old journal entries are left where they are.
Originally a fork of PDFoundry by Andrew Cuccinello, whose fillable-sheet contract this still follows.