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Relationship Map - by PWD

A shared board of who knows whom, for Foundry Virtual Tabletop. Put your characters and NPCs on it as portraits, draw curved, labelled, coloured lines between them, and arrange it together: every player can draw on a map they can see, and every change reaches the whole table at once.

It works with any game system, on Foundry v13 and v14.

A relationship map called The Court: twelve portraits joined by coloured, captioned lines, a box named The council round four of them and a dashed oval named The Watch round two more, with map tabs along the top and the tools along the bottom

Start here

  1. Installation: add the module to Foundry.
  2. Getting started: make your first collection and put people on it.

Using the map

Page What it covers
Collections and maps Collections, the map tabs, hiding a map from the players, renaming, reordering and deleting
People Putting people on a map, making a new actor, opening sheets, taking people off
Lines Drawing lines, writing on them, colours, direction, dashes, caption size
Selecting and moving Moving people, selecting several, panning and zooming, undo and redo
Groups Named boxes and ovals round some people, and resizing them
Viewing options The weight dials, hiding captions, high contrast, light and dark

Reference

A quick tour

A line selected, with its bar showing the colour Crimson, the four directions, a dashed stroke and a caption size of 16 Lines that say something. Click a line to write on it and choose its colour, which way it reads, whether it is solid, dashed or dotted, and how big its words are. See Lines.
The council group selected, with corner handles and a bar for its name, colour, shape and outline Named groups. Draw a box or an oval round some people and name it. The outline follows its members. See Groups.
Resting on Lord Marren lights up his four lines and dims everything else Rest on a face to light up that person's whole web. See Lines.

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