Hide Player UI is a powerful module for FoundryVTT that gives users and GMs fine-grained control over the visibility of Foundry's user interface elements. This module is perfect for optimizing screen real estate, especially when broadcasting maps or using Foundry on shared displays.
- Customizable UI Visibility: Users can choose which UI elements they want to see on their screen.
- GM Override: Game Masters can control what UI elements connecting players are allowed to see.
- Flexible Configuration: Easily toggle visibility for various UI components through an intuitive menu.
- Enhanced Immersion: Hide unnecessary UI elements to focus on the game map and content.
- Ideal for Broadcasts: Perfect for scenarios where Foundry is being used to display maps on a shared screen or stream.
- Advanced CSS Selector Hiding: Users can hide any element on the screen by specifying CSS selectors, providing ultimate control over the UI appearance.
Users can access the configuration menu to select which UI elements they want to display. The GM has additional options to override player settings, ensuring a consistent view for any or all participants when needed.
The module provides two main configuration menus:
- GM Main Configuration:
- UI Specification Configuration (For Personal Configuration or Connecting Players):
- In the Foundry VTT setup screen, go to the "Add-on Modules" tab.
- Click "Install Module" and search for "Hide Player UI".
- Click "Install" next to the module name.
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This module is compatible with the Foundry VTT version indicated by the badge at the top of this README or specified in the module.json file.
Thanks to all the contributors who have helped improve this project:
- Joel Plourde - 3 commits
- Dan Brown - 2 commits
- GregoryWarn - 2 commits
- Wolfrum5150 - 2 commits
- mherczeg - 2 commits
- BrotherSharper - 1 commit
- Spappz - 1 commit
- coffiarts - 1 commit
(This list is automatically generated based on git history.)
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