I don't know how long ago did this get changed, but I find the new UI to be cluttered and a bit confusing, specially for new players. I tried making a quick character sheet for a player in my campaign and took me a huge while to understand where the inventory and currency even were. And honestly, how can there not be a Edit area in the proficiencies? I have a player that likes to create their own custom tool and instrument proficiency, but I can't seem to find a place to modify one.
I understand the ravamp was a important part in making your website more unique, but I feel like you guys overdid it, I much prefer a cleaner UI, like the one in Roll20.
That being said, your quick character build is much better than roll20's. I just wish the UI to see the sheet was made a bit cleaner or at least more intuitive
Click on the Skills box and the side window will appear. At the bottom of that, go to Custom Skills and you can create your own Skills for tools and instruments etc.
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I don't know how long ago did this get changed, but I find the new UI to be cluttered and a bit confusing, specially for new players. I tried making a quick character sheet for a player in my campaign and took me a huge while to understand where the inventory and currency even were. And honestly, how can there not be a Edit area in the proficiencies? I have a player that likes to create their own custom tool and instrument proficiency, but I can't seem to find a place to modify one.
I understand the ravamp was a important part in making your website more unique, but I feel like you guys overdid it, I much prefer a cleaner UI, like the one in Roll20.
That being said, your quick character build is much better than roll20's. I just wish the UI to see the sheet was made a bit cleaner or at least more intuitive
Click on the Skills box and the side window will appear. At the bottom of that, go to Custom Skills and you can create your own Skills for tools and instruments etc.