Scratched Glass

About Scratched Glass

A barebones map viewer for D&D (and, I suppose, other RPGs that use a grid-based map). Attach a second screen, lay it flat and you’re good to go — place your minis and roll your dice right there on the glass. Wreck it! Latest update adds a bunch of stuff. Does it all work? YES! Is it all intuitive? NOT ESPECIALLY! I’ll churn some of next month’s credits on cleaning up the interface so it’s a little easier to figure out. FEATURES - Load a map, set a grid. - One view for the DM, one view for the players. DM uses the lasso tool to reveal sections of the map. - Drop tokens. Give them a colour. Give them an icon. DM sees them and the players see them. Use them however you like. All the tokens appear in the initiative table (but you can hide that if you don’t want it). - Area of Effect. Spheres and cubes and cones, oh my. Quickly measure who gets hit and who doesn’t. - Basic lighting. Give tokens light settings and you can get a quick view of what’s visible (without wall features — it’s just a quick and dirty light measurement tool and you don’t even have to use it if you don’t want to.