Version history

Optional field numbers make position calls easier for players and the game master. Reading sides for tabletop displays, scalable initiative displays, and reliable grids on rotated maps support play at the table.

Version 0.9.9 brings quest notes and material together in the library. Multiple active quests, complete token names, and a compact player initiative display support live play. Improved previews, private audio previews, and protected backups help with preparation.

Version 0.9.8 adds a complete campaign library with quests, atomic authoring and undo workflows, cross-map copying and group travel, plus confirmed combat and life actions. More resilient player, audio, fog, archive, and recovery paths protect local sessions and campaign data.

The re-release of version 0.9.7 supplements reviewed soundboard transfer with fixes from the first round of user feedback: stable NPC and hit-point editing, a filterable notes overview, responsive character sheets and dialogs, an expanded SFX emoji picker, and reliable pasting of external clipboard text.

Version 0.9.6 separates display control from live direction, preserves framing and note context per campaign, and restores unsaved drafts. Safe music and SFX pools, a roomier soundset workspace, and steadier synchronization make local VTT sessions more resilient.

Version 0.9.5 keeps rooms, fog, drawings, markers, and measurements precisely aligned on rotated maps. Handouts can now be linked directly to tokens, map variant groups remain collapsible, and the map, room, and patrol inspectors are easier to navigate.

Version 0.9.4 introduces physical grid calibration for 1:1 display mapping, secure handout placements on maps, map variant synchronization, room handout assignments, and a revised patrol inspector. Animated maps now generate thumbnails automatically, note markers get a dedicated inspector, and the player view is stabilized for large maps.

Version 0.9.3 hardens initiative, sidebar, and content package workflows, separates combat preparation from combat start, and fixes localization and zoom issues. New features include a hierarchical draggable map rail, private notes for map structures, and safe multi-token combat actions. Internal authoring tools have been moved to BerryInsight, sidepanel hierarchy refined, and co-located token rendering improved.

Version 0.9.2 introduces local content packages (.rollberry) for safely sharing campaigns and maps, brings audio control into the left workspace zone, and consolidates map inspectors. It also adds three-zone workspace navigation, closes session and note data trust gaps, and retires the Light appearance.

Maintenance update without new user-facing features.

Version 0.9.0 combines the redesigned campaign hub, hardened live workflows, and the new map workspace in a closed-beta build.

An internal development build with corrected temporary HP, more stable map actions, and refined token workflows.

This internal development build brought together campaign organization, session planning, and polished map and room workflows.

An internal development build focused on hardening campaign, map, fog, and player-window workflows.

Maintenance update without new user-facing features.

Maintenance update without new user-facing features.

This internal development build added interactive effects and improved live synchronization, patrols, and compact context menus.

An internal development build with more direct effect editing, three appearance modes, and hardened fog synchronization.

This internal development build refined dice presentation, effects, and reliable restoration of the player view.

An internal development build for physics-based dice, token templates, patrols, and more robust encounter snapshots.

Synchronized weather atmospheres, more selective encounter saving, and a more robust player view expand the regular closed-beta build.

Map zoom level picker, video map compatibility checks, MP4 fast-start import, handout drag-and-drop, and token image cropping.

More reliable player synchronization, more responsive context menus, improved fog and lighting controls, and enhanced undo/redo.

More reliable file saving on Windows, correct fog coordinates on large maps, and better-aligned initiative ribbons.

Map variants can now be managed and exported more reliably. New metadata fields keep campaign data consistent.

A new help center and a clear keyboard shortcut reference make features easier to find. Keyboard and context actions now respond more reliably to the active workspace.

Campaigns, map variants, atmospheres, and characters are easier to manage. The interface is also much more complete in both German and English.

Line of sight now respects walls and nested rooms. The player view therefore matches more closely what characters can actually see on the map.

Core workspaces behave more consistently and the player view synchronizes changes more reliably. Missing images now fall back gracefully.

Initiative and the player view are easier to follow during a live session. Map, handout, and token workflows were polished for table use.

Rotating atmosphere videos remain synchronized more reliably between the main and player views.

The player view now reflects more reliably what should be visible at the table. Campaigns are easier to resume, back up, and prepare for different displays.

Atmosphere videos work reliably again and display correctly in the picker.

Existing character sheets open reliably after an update and remain available for continued use.

Initiative is easier to follow on the map and player display. Lights can also be placed deliberately above or below fog.

Map view, atmosphere controls, and session workflows were refined for day-to-day use.

Small maintenance update without new user-facing features.

Wind effects run more smoothly during longer sessions. Effect controls and audio areas are arranged more clearly.

A stabilization build after the large 0.6.18 expansion: sidebar scrolling, scene readiness wording, and sturdier image URL handling.

A major expansion for map lists, video maps, handouts, performance diagnostics, fog optimizations, and protected character sheets.

App controls become easier to scan with more consistent icons and clearer tool mapping.

Windows signing configuration is handled more robustly so builds are not blocked unnecessarily.

Large maps and fog regions are prepared more reliably before they become visible at the table.

Fog on large maps, token sizes, and SRD templates are corrected for sturdier encounters.

Fog becomes more reliably visible in the GM view, especially for covered starting states.

Fog coordinates stay consistent even when maps are rotated.

Tokens, fog, walls, and drawings correctly follow rotated maps again.

The player viewport stays better aligned with the GM view on rotated maps.

The player window and GM view stay much more reliably in sync during map rotation.

Monster tokens become more informative with hover summaries, detail popovers, and wiki links.

A small performance fix reduces unnecessary canvas work while idle.

GM fog remains visible and reliable after tool changes.

Licensing text, campaign workspace, UI polish, and live/blackout flows are expanded significantly.

A major VTT milestone: map editing, walls, doors, rooms, player view, session desk, and undo/redo are heavily expanded.

Notes and handouts render more safely, and workspace windows feel calmer.

Maintenance update without new user-facing features.

Campaign journal, note layout, and the right sidebar become more useful for longer campaigns.

Notes and handouts gain image support, presentation features, and sturdier windows.

Legacy note categories are migrated more safely.

Maintenance update without new user-facing features.

Maintenance update without new user-facing features.

Asset import, fog visibility, and handouts become sturdier for everyday preparation.

The campaign journal gains session summaries, visibility controls, and richer note metadata.

Local data reset, ZIP import, and fog quick actions become safer.

Maintenance update without new user-facing features.

The first tagged RollBerry build as the foundation for the local VTT suite.

An older milestone cleans up character encoding and display issues across many UI areas.

An earlier major milestone with Conservative DM View, grid styling, audio panel, monster cards, and compendium work.

The 0.19.x line lays groundwork for the tool dock, AudioStrip, character sheet editor, and compendium.