Need some support... in the form of VOTES!

Please support, key feature request that would be helpful for anyone who uses API or has a GM that uses API. API access to image tags. <-Click here and please vote! I play around with the API quite a bit. I tend to make script that are dungeon generators. Currently API scripts that leverage images for things like random map generation have to have the image URLs hard coded in the script or loaded into a Rollable table. This is really making the creation and sharing of these sort of API scripts (scripts that really leverage all Roll20 has to offer) challenging (its slowing API innovation.) Thanks!

Here is a sample of what would be easier to create with API and image tagging. <a href="http://i.imgur.com/ABWvftB.gif" rel="nofollow">http://i.imgur.com/ABWvftB.gif</a> Currently this is doable, however the images URLs have to hard coded in the script. But with tag access.... much easier to create this sort of thing and it helps everyone.

This isn't spam the description of the tavern says "A tavern on Roll20 is open to many people, for discussion, making friends, hanging out, and sharing ideas, more-so than actual gameplay." I don't see how someone spreading information involving the roll20 system is even close to spam and it definitely isn't by the tavern's own standards.

Webcamparrot said: This isn't spam the description of the tavern says "A tavern on Roll20 is open to many people, for discussion, making friends, hanging out, and sharing ideas, more-so than actual gameplay." I don't see how someone spreading information involving the roll20 system is even close to spam and it definitely isn't by the tavern's own standards. Ditto!

Its cool.... not looking for big debate. I know everyone is getting "notifications" on this... so may be the best thing to do is lock the thread. Here is a GIF showing some of what can be made a lot easier with this API update. <a href="http://i.imgur.com/dT0vDcO.gif" rel="nofollow">http://i.imgur.com/dT0vDcO.gif</a> Just hoping for support from the tavern.