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Print Character Sheets

+1 this should be standard option? My group does a mixture of online/offline (with roll 20 used) and being able to update the character sheets on rol20 and print off for our in person sessions would be amazing.
Andrew N. said: The following javascript will produce a decently printable version of the main page, some areas of the character bio and info page will be truncated, however. To use it, open the character sheet in a separate window, open the developers console, copy/paste this code, and then press enter. After that, you should be able to print a decent copy of the main page. var cssText = ' body {height:11.1in; width:8.5in;} .ui-dialog {position:relative!important;} .nav.nav-tabs,.sheet-footer,.sheet-tab-button {display:none;}' var styleTags = document.getElementsByTagName('style') var lastStyleTag = styleTags[styleTags.length-1] lastStyleTag.append(cssText) document.getElementById('editobject').remove() Updated version that will print on multiple pages, I note it only really works on the first tab, for the bio and spells maximise the window and use the snipping tool, you can print from the snipping tool var cssText = ' body {height:24.1in; width:8.5in;} .ui-dialog {position:relative!important;} .nav.nav-tabs,.sheet-footer,.sheet-tab-button {display:none;}' var styleTags = document.getElementsByTagName('style') var lastStyleTag = styleTags[styleTags.length-1] lastStyleTag.append(cssText) document.getElementById('macrobar').remove() document.getElementById('edit-button').remove()
+1. This would make it actually useful to me as a complete replacement for mythweavers.
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Even if it wasn’t a direct export to PDF, having a live updated pdf linked to it or similar would be great. 
INDEED! +1 , and how!
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Glad to see this is being worked on after 6 years. I support this project wholeheartedly. +1
+1 (or maybe 10) for me and my players.
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Please enable the D&D 5th edition sheet by Roll20 to be printable! +1
Baffled that this simple feature hasn't been implemented in over six years. Please add.
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Mela said: Baffled that this simple feature hasn't been implemented in over six years. Please add. It has been added to the character sheet framework.&nbsp; But every character sheet needs to be edited to enable print media layout.&nbsp; The last dev post explained that.&nbsp; <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/permalink/10277985/" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/permalink/10277985/</a>
+2 cus obviously the +1's aren't working. I assume there must be some kind of copyright issue.....
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Jesse R. said: +2 cus obviously the +1's aren't working. I assume there must be some kind of copyright issue..... +1 No way..., copyright of what ?
+1 to this too! im starting to play offline too and using the charactermancer to build a character can really help out
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How has this been going for 7 years without response? +1
For the love of god, some time before the next millenia.
LoL. +1 To Robert S.' post.
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Tim L. said: How has this been going for 7 years without response? +1 erm...hate to tell you but it's about 2-3 months without a response, they responded and said the base system now allows it but the each individual template has to be updated and they don't control all of those, most are controlled by...erm, mods, fans, members, I don't know the word but homebrew versions on the site. That said it really should have been something that was included earlier so that less changes have to be made now.
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Yes please!
Yes, +1 here
+1 please this would be amazing
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Seven years of comments so far. I guess this will never happen.
Rick S. said: Seven years of comments so far. I guess this will never happen. True of many suggestions in this area, sadly.
+1 for this feature. Wow, Roll 20 still charges a fee for their "tools" and doesn't give two wet farts about 7-year old player feedback eh? Probably the most basic feature anyone could imagine since the invention of dot matrix printers. I can't believe I paid a subscription fee for this. Will be canceling before renewal.&nbsp; It's probably drug-dealer business model. Keep your customers dependent upon your product so they don't stop using.
It doesn't take months of dev time and QA to make something print to a PDF. Stop dragging your feet.
Also, see the how-to posted 9-years ago for beginning javascript programmers:&nbsp; <a href="https://app.roll20dev.net/forum/post/655/pdf-support-for-handouts" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20dev.net/forum/post/655/pdf-support-for-handouts</a> The link actually still works, you just might need to update the code a bit since 9 years is a long time.
Oh yeah, also check out your competitor who has this feature:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.dndbeyond.com/forums/d-d-beyond-general/general-discussion/55693-how-do-you-print-character-sheets" rel="nofollow">https://www.dndbeyond.com/forums/d-d-beyond-general/general-discussion/55693-how-do-you-print-character-sheets</a>
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+1 FFS
+1 How is this not a thing already?
+1, How the heck is this not yet implemented, literally 14 years !!! later?!?!?!?!&nbsp; &nbsp;
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