Prepared spell toggles don't do anything in 2024 character sheet

There should be some indicator in the 2024 character sheet that shows what spells you have prepared or not. Right now the prepared toggle doesn't seem to do anything. The only way I can tell what spells I have prepared is to click the Manage button. Am I missing something or is this something that has not been implemented yet?

I too have this question!

I have this question too! After all this months nothing changed

Could anyone from Roll20 pleas clarify this?

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It looks like this has been improved, but not quite the way I would hope. If you don't have a spell prepared it will not show up. But I think ritual spells should still be displayed. Ideally there should be a new column on the page that tells you if the spell is prepared, rather than hiding them. I like the way the old page did it by having toggles next to each spell that represents prepared spells.

Nora C. said: Austin C said: It looks like this has been improved, but not quite the way I would hope. If you don't have a spell prepared it will not show up. But I think ritual spells should still be displayed. Ideally there should be a new column on the page that tells you if the spell is prepared, rather than hiding them. I like the way the old page did it by having toggles next to each spell that represents prepared spells. Thanks for the feedback! We have heard this from a considerable number of players and a new spell view is pretty high on our list of priorities. I can't give you a firm date to expect this update since it's still in the design phases, but it will almost definitely be on our blog when we release it. Hope this update is coming soon. Feat/racially granted spells should also always show up. 

Nora C. said: Austin C said: It looks like this has been improved, but not quite the way I would hope. If you don't have a spell prepared it will not show up. But I think ritual spells should still be displayed. Ideally there should be a new column on the page that tells you if the spell is prepared, rather than hiding them. I like the way the old page did it by having toggles next to each spell that represents prepared spells. Thanks for the feedback! We have heard this from a considerable number of players and a new spell view is pretty high on our list of priorities. I can't give you a firm date to expect this update since it's still in the design phases, but it will almost definitely be on our blog when we release it. So spells have the always prepared tick box which is nice it grays out the prepared toggle. The major feature missing is a counter counting the spell that are marked as prepared. A view that would filter prepared unprepared and always prepared would be great but without a counter a bit disturbing as you will have to count entries So far as I searched, also tracking free spell uses is a much needed feature. Examples are very common like rangers getting free marks and racial innate abilities that now also give you the spell to cast normally 

Here is a workaround to prevent unprepared ritual spells from hiding: Prepare all your ritual spells (even if you're not actually preparing them) Click the little i button next to each ritual spell you intend to prepare Modify the title of the spell and add something like (Prepared) or (Not Prepared) to the title. Could also add (Ritual) or something to remind yourself it's a ritual. That way you can still see the ritual spells you have available even if they are not prepared. You can do the same for all your spells in case you prefer unprepared spells to not be hidden. Also one thing I miss about the old system was you could customize the order of the spells. That way I could make custom spell sections or arrange the spells such as rituals last or something like that.

Oh wow I really like that they added prepared spell toggles! Thank you Roll20 you rock.