Oh, so images uploaded to ones own imgur account can be linked non-problematically? I've noticed that depending on the link sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't (like with those google ones for instance, and dropbox works, but needs an easy, but bothersome tweak) On the topic of adding images to chat I can add that I use a macro to simplify it without having to write the img tags all the time. Make a macro called Image, and insert this code: [Image](?{URL}#.png) Now check the "In Bar" box, and boom, now you just have to click the button, paste the link, and there it is! :) Well, as long as it's those links that does work, as mentioned above where some of them are..... weird and only gives the text "Image" in cha, instead of the actual image. Oh, and I do have a tips about embedding images as images instead of text links, from a Dropbox account, which I have so far only found 1 way to work, but... I'll mention that below here, so if you don't have Dropbox, you can just skip the rest of this message I guess. :P Dropbox is..... weird, and... linking images so they appear as images instead of text links, and without the In-Dropbox Preview interface and stuff, I was fiddling around yesterday and found some quirky stuff. Basically, if you go to your Dropbox account via the browser, you can get several different Image URL's depending on where you copy them... but for some reason NONE of them wants to play nice. BUT... If you have also installed Dropbox on your Computer, so you can access it via Desktop instead of browser, then if you have that setting applied, the Right-Click menu allows you to do 2 Dropbox stuff. "Copy Dropbox Link" and "View on Dropbox.com". If you click the "Copy Dropbox Link" you will get a link that ALMOST works. Here is the weird quirk to bypass Dropbox stupid can't-embed-images thing. The link you got, will look sorta like this: <a href="https://www.dropbox.com/s/" rel="nofollow">https://www.dropbox.com/s/</a> filenameofyourimagehere .jpg?dl=0 (or .png or whatever fileformat it is ofc) The end of it is the key. if you change dl=0 to raw=1 , suddenly the image CAN be linked to the r20 chat, and other places where you can embed pictures via url. And I have no idea why they made it so complicated. Now... if I can only make those darn Dropbox images also work with that Handout Image in Text-Field trick where we use the Copy Image (not the url) and Paste it into the text field, and voila. But... while it works with some links from other places.... Dropbox and Google pictures doesn't play along there yet, at least not in a way I've managed to find out, which is a bummer since I have basically all my own homebrew images and d&d content on Dropbox (because Google Drive is 15 gb and doesn't wanna link at all, and I have 2 TB on Dropbox). It pastes fine, but when saving it disappears like it wasn't even there, or just gives me a block of... weird code... Oh well,, look at me, now I'm just derailing and ranting... ignore this part, it wasn't a question. Focus on peoples answers to your question, and if you have dropbox you might have use of the dropbox tips above this rant. :)
