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Tokens without radial menus.

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Rich B.
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It would be nice if there were two types. Tokens with the radial menus and Markers, essentially tokens, without the radial menus. or an option to turn off the radial menu, on a per token basis. Its distracting when handing out bennies or placing terrain pieces and the menus pop up.
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KS Backer
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I'm considering converting my Fate Point tokens into drawings so that they won't have the radial menus. The down side would be that they didn't snap to the grid.
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Rich B.
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A downside with that work-around, is you have to switch to "select drawing" to move them and switch back "objects and tokens" to move tokens.
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KS Backer
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Yes, that is inconvenient.
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Axel Castilla
KS Backer
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I want to support Rich Brooks' suggestion here; I think it's good to be able to deactivate the radial menu for some tokens.
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John Smithe
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I've been having trouble with the flip side of this. Tokens not getting the radial options if you have the drawing tools selected. Maybe there could be a check box to enable/disable the radial options on tokens and drawn objects. That would fix the problem from both ends at once.