Plan Your Modules

Plan your modules is the core's window for GMs: it shows every Modular A/V module, which ones this world runs, and walks you through installing and turning on the rest. Open it from the core's module settings, or from the Voice & Video Settings window.

Nothing changes in the world until you apply your plan.

The chain

The call is drawn as a chain of stages, with what the world runs now (On air) beside your next setup:

Stage	Takes	For
Effects	Optional, any number	Clean up sound and picture, shape the voice, mix it
Service	Required, one	Carry the call
Cameras	Optional, one	Show the faces
Theme	Optional, one	Dress the dock

The Audio mixer is planned with the effects.

Each module is shown as running, installed but off, not installed, or built in (Foundry's own camera dock).

Ready-made builds

Or fill the chain in one click, then change any stage:

Build	Modules	Table size	Setup
Just our browsers	P2P, dock	Up to 6 players	Nothing to set
LiveKit	LiveKit, dock, noise cancellation	Any size	Address and key
Our own Jitsi Meet	Jitsi, dock	What your server handles	Address and app secret

Two steps

1. Install (whoever runs your Foundry server). The window lists the links for what is missing: copy them, save them as a file, or send them to your own chat as a whisper for your host. Links don't follow you to Setup, so take them first; Return to Setup then leaves the world (connected players are disconnected until you launch it again). Your plan stays saved in the world, and the window tells you on your return what arrived and what is still missing.
2. Apply (you, as GM). Turns the planned modules on and off at once and makes the chosen service the world's. Everyone's page reloads once, so you may prefer to do it after the session. A service stays on until its replacement is installed, so calls keep working.

You can undo the last change, or go back to what is on air.

Soundcheck

Once you are on air, Soundcheck lists the settings to check for the modules you run, and opens each one where it is set.

The request to GitHub

To tell you about updates and new modules, the GM's browser fetches the list of modules from GitHub (raw.githubusercontent.com) when this window opens, and at most once a day when a GM loads the world. Turn Check GitHub for module updates off in the core's settings and the window shows the modules your installed version knows. Players never make this request. More in Privacy and security.