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Create a page with player webcam and stats

I'm looking to create a page like this one in roll20 so that when we are not in combat Player can see a other player in a more fashion way. <a href="https://imgur.com/Ne0Zb8k" rel="nofollow">https://imgur.com/Ne0Zb8k</a> I did some research and I couldnt find anythin, I'm asumming they were using some streaming software like OBS or something but I tough I would ask just in case. Thanks
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Hi TheRedDee, Have you already read&nbsp; Live Stream and Record Game Sessions &nbsp;from the roll20 wiki?
Thanks, it is useful! I'm not really looking to stream but rather have a nice display for my players :)
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I think what Vince was trying to say is that Roll20 itself does not support that but you can use a streaming software (such as the free ODS Studio) to create such layouts. However, I don't this this addresses your wish directly since this will create the layout for your recorded session but, as far as I can tell, there isn't a way to bring that layout back into Roll20 to use while you are outside of combat. The best you would probably be able to achieve is to use the other software like ODS Studio with your layout in a browser or some different client that players could toggle between and Roll20. For example, our game uses Zoom for communication so I run Zoom with the cameras at the top of the screen and then place my browser below that so I can see both the Zoom screen and Roll20. In your case, you would probably just toggle between your Roll20 tab and the streaming client tab. Another alternative would be to not use webcam feeds. Just create a static image (similar to the one that you showed us as a sample) and use that. The player images will be there for reference but obviously will not update. &nbsp;
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TheRedDee said: Thanks, it is useful! I'm not really looking to stream but rather have a nice display for my players :) While it probably cannot modify the vtt to the extent of your screen shot(which appears to be a stream using ods or similar), another option that allows you to tweak roll20's layout/design is to use the Stylus browser extension.&nbsp; Once you create a style that overrides roll20's vtt and/or the character sheet for your game, share it with your group and everyone can experience the same "custom" layout/design.&nbsp; A little html/css experience would help with this, but not a requirement.&nbsp; Some examples can be found here&nbsp; Show Off Your Style 2: The Stylening! .&nbsp;&nbsp;