chat-images VS Foundry-VTT-Image-Hover

We use the following in our Blades game -- Chat Images [Link] -- Chat Portrait [Link] -- Dice so nice [Link] -- Multilevel Tokens [Link] -- Show Art [Link] -- Simple Calendar [Link] -- Safety Tools - This is custom make for us -- Token HUD Wildcard (fix) [Link] -- Universal Battlemap Importer [I think this related to a map making program] -- Weather Control [Link]

I use Obsidian.md. With the Chat Images plugin, I can drag and drop images from Obsidian into Foundry during the game session.

Chat Images - Allows copy and pasting or uploading images directly into Foundry's chat.

GitHub - bmarian/chat-images: A module for Foundry VTT that adds image support for the chat.

Yeah, Trigger Happy + Chat Images should work pretty well together.

I have personally found that the module Chat Images for foundry: https://github.com/bmarian/chat-images works very well at showing off a thing that I want to show quickly. Just past the url into chat and it does the rest.

Foundry-VTT-Image-Hover - A module built on top of the Foundry Virtual Tabletop API that allows users to hover over actor tokens and see the character art. User must be on the token layer to see the character art, if no character art exists (default icon), token art is used instead. Image hover also supports animated file types that Foundry allows.

Image Hover - Allows you to see a token's full art when hovering over it. My personal setup is to have the image display on the top right of the screen after hovering the cursor over a token for 2 seconds.

Image Hover. Because players love seeing monster art.

Popout! is a great add-on that allows for one to pop things out (like character sheets) and make them a separate window so you can minimize it and keep it off the play screen. Another fun QoL one is Image Hover which allows one to put their cursor over a token/image and it enlarges it in the bottom right-corner. Fun to have if you want a closer look of the assets you use without having to zoom in.

As mentioned previously, it is a feature of the Pathfinder 1e system (which explains why disabling modules does not change the behavior). I don't use that system, but it looks like you can disable the behavior. If you like the idea but just don't want to have such a large image take over the screen, you could disable it in the System's settings, and intead use the module Hover Image which allows you to do the same thing but also choose how large the preview is, or to only have the preview when you also press a key while hovering. That's what I use.

This is really great! I can add some information for your compatibility list: Module image-hover is broken (core functionality not working), but easily fixable - see here: https://github.com/Eriku33/Foundry-VTT-Image-Hover/issues/13). Author seems unresponsive currently.