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GUI Scaling

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Vivian
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I feel like some of the GUI elements are really quite large, and stuff like character sheets, journal docs, etc... can't really be downscaled all that well. It would be nice if there was a GUI scaling option or a "compact gui" mode to make all of the interface more compact so it's reasonable to do things like leave a character sheet up on the side of the screen during use.
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Gary B.
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I definitely agree with this option.It could also be nice if the tables,or segments were dockable,that way you could place them where you want.Another option would be to make a segment hidden so just a tag is shown and would open on hover or when selected,as this feature would allow for more table view when the dm wanted it.I guess this would be best shown as features from Maptools.Don't get me wrong,I'm not endorsing Maptools,I really like Roll20 and I believe this has a lot more potential in the playabilty area but these features are like a game paddle on a game system.It just makes sense to have if your going to play the next or new system"Roll20".