fvtt-lib-wrapper VS dragonflagon-fvtt

fvtt-lib-wrapper - Library for Foundry VTT which provides package developers with a simple way to modify core Foundry VTT code, while reducing the likelihood of conflict with other packages.

libWrapper v1.12.11.0 Bugs URL

libWrapper v1.12.10.0 [Bugs URL](https://github.com/ruipin/fvtt-lib-wrapper/issues)

Almost all of these modules depend on a library module: More Hooks 5e, which enables several new hooks for the 5e system that make detecting when an item is rolled much easier. That module itself depends on libWrapper, so both are marked as dependencies for some of these modules.

The short and mildly helpful answer is "Use LibWrapper."

In the meantime I'd suggest using DF Architect and DF Curvy Walls to make your life easier. There aren't many maps I've seen which can't have their walls draw manually in a few minutes.

DragonFlagon Curvy Walls - tools for drawing curved walls

Dungeondraft is going to be better for creating full maps. Foundry isn't awful for creating maps, particularly with the right modules - the DragonFlagon ones like Architect and Curvy Walls are great, so is Dungeon Draw for on-the-fly stuff - but at the end of the day, map-making softwares are better for making maps to then export to Foundry for use.

Also, DF Hotkeys should let you rebind many (most?) keys that are already registered in Foundry.

DF Manual Rolls: Allows toggleable behavior for requesting manual rolls, inserting that value into regular roll actions

This is a known issue. Unfortunately I haven't had the spare time to get through my back-log of issues yet. But you can keep an eye on this ticket: https://github.com/flamewave000/dragonflagon-fvtt/issues/297

DragonFlagon Active Lights

DF Chat Enhancements has capabilities for logging in addition to other things, and it does a really good job.

DragonFlagon Chat Enhancements https://github.com/flamewave000/dragonflagon-fvtt/tree/master/df-chat-enhance I'm mostly using this mod for the ability to edit chat messages. The idea is that players would use this to state their actions, and then be able to change their mind later if someone else does something unexpected, or does something that would cause the original actions to "fizzle".