PDFoundry VS perfect-vision

In the past, I've used PDFoundry to give access to my players. It's been a while for me, so YMMV.

As the title. PDFoundry has been deprecated because FoundryVTT now includes built-in PDF support. Now, PDFoundry had extra features that I don't know if they exist yet in vanilla Foundry. For example, the ability to use a form-fillable PDF as a character sheet (which, in practice, allowed me to play almost any RPG system using the VTT with some minimal configuration).

PDFoundry

I also appreciate you can just use a form fillable pdf on foundry thanks to the PDfoundry Module. However I've had some difficulty with that and so wanted a non-pdf option.

- PDFoundry, which allows you to set form-fillable PDFs as character sheets

There's a known issue with that happening. https://github.com/Djphoenix719/PDFoundry/issues/48

in foundry v10 you can do that with the module perfect vision which can set up areas where global illumination is disabled, alas some change in foundry v11 make updating the module too complicated for the author so he abandoned the project

You can use the module Perfect Vision to draw areas of darkness, limited vision etc.

Perfect Vision v4.1.14 Bugs URL

Look no further, perfect vision does exactly what you want to do: https://github.com/dev7355608/perfect-vision

Have you checked out Perfect Vision?

Perfect Vision v4.0.17 [Bugs URL](https://github.com/dev7355608/perfect-vision/issues)

perfect vision lets you do this with their vision limit setting in a drawn shape

Clicking on a drawing you should see a lighting menu like this https://github.com/dev7355608/perfect-vision/blob/main/images/drawing-config.png

Alright, this isn't a direct answer to your question, but more of me trying to answer what I think your problem is. I believe the solution is using https://github.com/dev7355608/perfect-vision

Perfect Vision: Improved vision support