compendium-browser VS Tokenmagic

This module https://github.com/League-of-Foundry-Developers/compendium-browser hasn't been working properly and it used to work wonders. The issues lies in NPCS not being detected anymore in the search bar, I have read that this may be due to migration problems but am at a loss at how to fix the issue

There's already an open issue report on the git from someone else. If the spell part is supposed to be entirely closed and resolved by the commits in there, then I can go back and try to recreate, as I'm pretty sure it was still being funky as ~6 or 7 days ago.

Compendium Browser here - If you have many compendiums with even more entries, this is amazing to search for things. Either things you know, but can't remember the name or in order to explore possible options as a treasure chest reward.

Compendium Browser - This has a search function, and there's even a "class" option, so this would work perfectly, but as far as I can tell, there's nothing in the spell itself that says what class a spell belongs to. Also, I'm not sure how to add a class to this list, since I have a custom spellcaster class. Finally, this doesn't show all spells, anyway. That makes me think there's probably a hard-coded list of classes and their spells somewhere. I really wish there was a class field in the spell table somewhere so that spells could be assigned to specific classes. Unfortunately, I haven't gotten any response when trying to figure out how the browser uses the "Class" field for spell searches, or how to add to that list.

Have you tried the Compendium Browser module? https://github.com/League-of-Foundry-Developers/compendium-browser

Compendium Browser

You can use the module TokenMagicFX to adjust the token in various ways.

Token Magic FX it'll add a compendium full of all sorts of cool token fx.

Token Magic FX, despite the name, adds magic to more than just tokens! You can set all sorts of defaults for templates, but be aware that when you install it the defaults might be a little more flashy than you're looking for (or they might be exactly to your taste... everyone's different). When you go into the module's settings the Automatic Template Settings is right at the top and that's where you can start tweaking to get things how you'd like them to be.

This is really awesome! You may be able to save yourself some time by adding some dynamic effects with TokenMagicFX. You could have her swoop into the field, hover around her tile, add particle effects, and even cast shadows all without needing to modify the underlying animation at all.

You can use TokenMagic to add depth to the scene by adding shadows to floating characters. Here's an example of how that could look (apologies as I don't have an appropriate map for this): https://i.imgur.com/gOVJRnQ.png

In addition to this you can use (Token Magic FX)[https://github.com/Feu-Secret/Tokenmagic] to make those magic circles glow, highlight important objects, and more with basically 0 additional effort.

There's also the Token Magic FX module which is definitely more advanced, but if you're comfortable editing the guts of a macro, you could write some that would shift between images with a little more fan fare.

SecretFire (https://github.com/Feu-Secret/Tokenmagic | Tokenmagic)

Token Magic FX