FoundryVTT-Drag-Upload VS Active-Token-Lighting

Drag Upload - Allows you to drag files directly onto Foundry to create tokens, journals, etc.

Just looked at the github for drag-upload and yes it seems to be broken. There apparently is a way to fix it if you need the module. I don't use drag-upload so don't know if this would help in your case. https://github.com/cswendrowski/FoundryVTT-Drag-Upload/issues/57

Drag Upload module works for that.

Drag images into foundry: https://github.com/cswendrowski/FoundryVTT-Drag-Upload We're using this module because if we drag them into the Journal layer, they'll be created as journal entries automatically. This should save you a bunch of extra clicking, since (I think) you can drag them in en-mass.

Drag Upload (Get Over Here!)

Updated file on github [Link]

It's not a native feature of Foundry, but check out the Drag Upload module!

No harm in giving it a shot, I suppose --- I implemented some of the drag & drop code from this module: https://github.com/cswendrowski/FoundryVTT-Drag-Upload by cswendrowski, which as far as I understand does work with the Forge and also drags files from the local filesystem. But I am not sure.

Not surprisingly, there's a mod for Foundry that replicates this with a lot more features: https://github.com/cswendrowski/FoundryVTT-Drag-Upload

By using the Dynamic Active Effects and Active Token Effects modules, you can achieve this (pictures).

Here's some documentation on the module, and what active effect keys you can use with it: https://github.com/kandashi/Active-Token-Lighting/wiki/Key-Reference

I followed the instructions in this post to get it working for v10 https://github.com/kandashi/Active-Token-Lighting/issues/114

Active Token Effects (https://github.com/kandashi/Active-Token-Lighting) is the right one, however it has not yet been updated for V10.

Active Token Effects is a module that allows active effects to affect token properties.

Active Token Effects

I've had success with the Active Token Lighting module - it's a little wobbly in terms of stability, though, and it consistently breaks, but it's worked when I've needed it to. Being able to let players equip and unequip a lantern to manage it works nicely.