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RPGadget has a new reader for your books. On the Sort step you highlight two examples of each kind of entry, and the reader uses them to find the rest. On the Review page you answer yes or no, and each answer helps it sort what comes next. Chat logs and typed notes now come in too. Books & Import New Added a new reader for your books. On the Sort step you highlight two examples of each kind of entry, and the reader uses them to find the rest. Added "Does this continue in the next column?" so entries split across columns or pages come in whole. Added one-click Trim and Extend on suggested entries, and Undo for your last answer. Added a drawer choice for lore entries, with the ones the reader is unsure about clearly marked. Added chat and notes import: bring in your campaign's chat logs or typed notes, pick the messages that matter, and file them where they belong. Off-topic chatter is faded so you can skim. Added "Suggest things" (beta) for chats and notes: the reader gathers the messages about each person, place or rule for you to check. Improved Improved importing so the new reader downloads the first time you import a book. Improved the Review page so it says the reader is still reading your book, instead of saying nothing is flagged or that everything has been reviewed, while suggestions are still on their way. Fixed Fixed a book's first read stopping partway on some long books, which left it with no suggestions. Fixed suggestions on scanned pages arriving with no words, so they could not be confirmed. Known issues The first time a large book is read, it can take a while before suggestions appear: about 3 hours for a 300-page book on a slower computer. After that it opens in seconds. Lore isn't suggested for scanned pages without a text layer yet; you can still file it by hand. "Suggest things" is in beta: it misses some facts, so check which messages it has ticked. Books imported before this version keep their entries. Choose Read again to use the new reader. App Improved Improved the opening room so the Discord link sits in the lower-left corner and is larger. Full notes: rpgadget.app/rpgadget/patch-notes•Today at 6:14 AM
At the Table Improved Improved the dice result so it shows how the total was made, such as "14 + 5 = 19" or which of two dice was kept. Fixed Fixed dice modifiers not changing the total: advantage and disadvantage now roll the extra die and keep the higher or lower, bonus dice join the pool, and a character's skill bonus is added when you roll as them or ask a player to roll that skill. Building New Added an App settings row at the bottom of a campaign's Settings page, opening the version, what's new, About / Licences and accessibility. Fixed Fixed deleting a campaign that has player characters closing the app — the campaign is deleted and its characters are kept. App New Added a Send report button when the app closes unexpectedly, showing exactly what is sent. Fixed Fixed the app closing when an action failed — it now says the action didn't work and keeps running. Fixed the app closing when the opening screen closed unexpectedly. Fixed the app closing without a word when it could not start — it now says why. Fixed Later on the update notice showing the same update again at every launch. Fixed two licence messages that named the wrong problem: a damaged licence record, and an activation that succeeded but could not be saved. Fixed a second copy of the app starting when RPGadget is already open — the open copy comes forward instead. Full notes: rpgadget.app/rpgadget/patch-notes•Today at 4:32 PM
RPGadget 0.9.22b (Hotfix) Books & Import Fixed
  • Fixed table rows being labelled with another table's name, such as a unit conversion row showing as "Computers" — each row now takes its own table's heading, a table without one asks you to name it once, and books you already imported show the right names the next time you open Review.
  • Fixed one unreadable page causing a large block of pages to be skipped — now only that page is skipped and shown to you, and adding a book again with Begin Reading reads the pages an earlier import skipped, leaving the entries you already confirmed as you set them.
App Fixed
  • Removed stray text that was showing on the Craft Your Adventure console on the opening screen.

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A new kind of toolkit for any RPG and GM. Import a rulebook or build your own RPG, and RPGadget fills every tool for you. NPCs and monsters arrive with full stats and lore. Adventures become flowchart storyboards. Players make their characters on their phones before the session starts. Everything you need is in one place, so you can focus on your players instead of hunting for page numbers.

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