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Collapsible groups of macros

A grouping of folder/collapsible hierarchy with macros would make them much more manageable for many DMs and players. Three main features: 1) Ability to group macros 2) Ability to name groups of macros 3) Ability to collapse groups A lot of us find scrolling through a seemingly endless list of player, monster, and other macros cumbersome. You could make them more dynamic, but that takes some expertise and front loaded work to set up, which isn't everyone's style. Even for characters in a campaign that set up skills, spells, and others this would be helpful. I kept it really simple for simplicity in implementing, but if there's anything I should add, post away.
There's already a suggestion for something like this. Too many threads to look for it though.
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Here is a related Suggestion topic. Please add your Comments and vote +1 for any you like. If you want to recover your +1 from this thread and hide it, you can Delete your post at the start of this thread once you copy your comments to the other. Color Coded Macros <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/1246900/colour-c" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/1246900/colour-c</a>...
Sorry and thanks. I did try searching.
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AquaAlex
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I see they only did colour coding where seperate collapsible folders would be so much nicer :)
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