Options I would like to see

I would like to see the option to change the default use of the following: 1) I think a much better use for the mouse wheel would be the option to enable zooming in and out of the map view, the zoom slider is a bit clunky and frankly most games use the mouse wheel for map zooming. 2) Please let us set "units" as the default re-sizing measurement instead of "pixels". 3) How about a switch on the Dice Roller window to set the rolls to GM and invisible to the players?

1) This already exists. Hold the "ALT" key on your keyboard while using the Mouse wheel. It will zoom. The other 2 options are the Zoom slider you already mentioned, and there is also a Magnifying glass tool setting on the left that can be used for numerical percentages. 2) If I understand what you're saying... This already exists. Under page-settings, set the Scale to whatever figure you like (Feet, Miles, etc) and the Measurement Tool will respond in that unit. If I've misunderstood your request please re-state it, if you can. <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Page_Settings" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Page_Settings</a> 3) You may already know that you can send rolls to the GM which are hidden from the Players. <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Dice_Reference#Rolling_in_" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Dice_Reference#Rolling_in_</a>... Use /gmroll I understand you're asking for a Switch for gmroll on the Dice Roller Window. That is a valid new suggestion. I think your thread would perform the best if you change the headline to something like: "Add a Switch for hidden gmroll on the Dice Roller Window".

As to #2, let me restate it more clearly. If I put a token on the map and go to change the size, the default size is in pixels, what I want is a way to set the default measurement to units.

A toggle on the dice roller for gm rolls seems like a good suggestion to me, but I'm out of votes.

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