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Command to See From Player Perspective

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AngryKobold
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Hey guys, So I know there's a way to click on a token with dynamic lighting enabled and see what that token sees as the GM, but I can't for the life of me remember what it is. Also, if you know any other neat tricks like this feel free to let me know about them.
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Gauss
Forum Champion
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Ctrl+L but at the moment it does not work correctly if you have "Enforce Line of Sight" checkmarked. If you do not have "Enforce Line of Sight" checkmarked it will show what the token's light radius is.
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AngryKobold
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Ah, thanks much. Any idea when/if it will be working fully again?
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Gauss
Forum Champion
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I am not a Dev so I cannot speak to when the LoS element of Ctrl+L will be fixed.
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The Aaron
Roll20 Production Team
API Scripter
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By not working, do you mean that you won't be able to see anything? My GM works around that by assigning himself to have explicit control of the tokens. Then I believe it works fine (or at least fine enough for him.).
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Gauss
Forum Champion
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The Aaron , that won't work for Ctrl+L either. But it would allow your GM to switch to player mode to check what the player can see.
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The Aaron
Roll20 Production Team
API Scripter
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Ah. That might be it.
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