more pictures for avatar, allow creation of roman photo for each session.

with the impact of ai image, everyone can enjoy create stuff, we like to submit story or action happening when we play oin discord, but if could be more fun if it could be on roll20.  1/ what i want is something like 5 image per character, - for the player it can give more fluff to different charachter like : 1/young 2/impact lfie event, 3/teen 4/impact life event 5/adult, or 1/past 2/now 3/ experimented, 4/end game, 5/finalform, or 1+2+3 past, 4 now etc.... or can change depending elignement faction etc -for the gm, the npc lore can be enhanced to and he can unlock new picture depending of the story evoluting, 2/ add a 10 picture, roman photo for each session, where every player/gm can submit picture, the general idea is to realise a roman photo of each session, for each player remember what happen previously 3/ more picture library for gm story.

Can already pretty much do this. Just put them in the bio/gm notes text areas.

For (3) the GM can put images in their Art Library, so I'm not clear what else this would need.  Or were you suggesting that the DM could post some "stock" images for players to use in the roman-photo? For (2), the idea of a player-created photo-story memorializing a gaming session is a really cool idea, but I'm not sure it really fits in roll20.  If we had multi-image handouts, then a handout editable by the whole party could be used for this, but there'd be problems with people saving over changes others were making.  Handouts really aren't (as far as I can tell) intended for collaborative art. However, the DM could create a journal folder, and pre-create a handout for each player in it before a session, giving them write permission.  This would allow the player to drop an image from their own library on the handout (in edit mode) and add some words below it if desired. And something I may try for one of my games.  A couple of my players like creating AI art of their characters. If you have more specific ideas of what's needed, I suggest posting them in the Suggestions & Ideas forum, so people can vote on them.

Handouts can receive and hold many, many images. You can use copy and paste for this, but the handout saves as html, so the image must be one that is already loaded somewhere, not just on Roll20. It does not matter who does the copying and pasting, so long as they have edit privileges for the handout. Users with API access can further use the Image Editor script to format these: sizing, floating, alignment, etc.

How did I not know that? Although, the trick is that you don't appear to be able to copy from the right sidebar Art Library, you have to click on the name there to open a window showing the images (something I avoid as its a long and unsorted list) and then select a specific image in that window to copy/paste. Now I'm not sure why it let me do that, as it doesn't seem reproducible. I can copy/paste from an outside source (my desktop) but it doesn't seem to add the image to my library.  I'm going to need to play with this some more. Still, increibly useful tip, thanks Keith! Is this ability, and it's quirks, documented somewhere?

Ken S. said: Still, increibly useful tip, thanks Keith! Is this ability, and it's quirks, documented somewhere? Not sure. You might also be interested in the script I posted this morning. Image Display places images into handouts directly, using the URL. More persistent that using chat or Shift-Z.