foundryvtt-gmScreen VS Tokenmagic

Not sure what is going on. I downloaded this file https://github.com/ElfFriend-DnD/foundryvtt-gmScreen/files/10094884/gm-screen-final-pre-release.zip unzipped, restarted and enabled. Did you check the permission on the folder you moved to $foundry_data/Data/Modules and make sure the foundry instance can read it?

It's a great module but I don't think it will be updated. See this: https://github.com/ElfFriend-DnD/foundryvtt-gmScreen/issues/130

For anyone interested, here's the project status statement saying that there is unlikely to be a v10 version of the module: https://github.com/ElfFriend-DnD/foundryvtt-gmScreen/issues/130. Of note is that part of the reason for the module being deprecated is that the APIs it uses changed drastically, so taking over maintainership would be less of an update and more of a rewrite.

GM Screen - gives you a GM screen with your custom info.

GM Screen

Bonus: Using the module GM Screen, you can add this journal entry into a pop-up screen that players have access to. It makes it much quicker to use than having to open and close a journal entry multiple times.

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