Levels VS foundryvtt-minimal-ui

Followed shortly thereafter by his Levels module, which gives spatial distance relative to elevation represented in 2D via token vision.

TheRipper93's Levels module. This lets you overlay parts of the map to add depth or even just to handle height more easily. This is both a visual effect and a mechanical one as it adjust the player's elevation as needed.

I'm working on a map right now and I'm using the Levels module (found here: https://github.com/theripper93/Levels). It's been great so far, but after setting everything up I noticed that when players deselect their token they can see all the levels above them for a split second (but not the tokens on them) except for the tiles they're beneath. Hopefully the video below will make up for my bad explanation.

If you are using FoundryVTT I recommend using Levels (https://github.com/theripper93/Levels) for this map.

Levels: Massive overhaul to the way height and floors are managed

LEVELS

I seem to completely have misspoke. I meant to say the Levels module: https://github.com/theripper93/Levels. I'm wanting to know if someone casts Hunger of Hadar on the third floor of a tower at 30ft of elevation if the terrain drawn out will affect players on the first and second levels.

that's probably because you are setting it up wrong - be sure to read the documentation (it's kinda crap) or come into my discord if you have issues https://github.com/theripper93/Levels

3) Minimal UI (Condenses the UI)

Minimal UI - lets you configure UI elements.

check minimal ui, if its compatible with your system its great at making the interface nice for low resolution screens: smaller icons, everything can be hidden, it also looks nice.

Minimal UI: Trims out a lot of UI fat and allows for hiding left-hand controls

Minimal UI

this version should be compatible with v8, copy

As u/ThereIsAThingForThat mentioned the Nav name is the best, but there is a great module called minimal UI https://github.com/saif-ellafi/foundryvtt-minimal-ui