Just in case you don't notice

**Zacchaeus** · June 28th, 2015, 09:24

Moon has just released Test version 3.1.2 which includes a whole host of new effects specifically designed for the upcoming DMG. A good deal of recent posts have been aimed at stuff which currently can't be automated such as invulnerability armour, NIL damage on successful saving throws and many more. All of these (and a lot more) are now supported. Moon has also updated the Effects Wiki detailing all of the new effects and has given a great many examples. All new (and ancient) users should make sure they give it a good read.

Lots of other stuff has been included which could only be done via an extension such as the optional conditions, moving dice tower and the effects of hit points under zero.

This is just awesome and I know quite a few others will share my opinion.

Happy gaming.

**GunnarGreybeard** · June 28th, 2015, 10:35

Sounds good, looking forward to it.

**Doc_Jones** · June 28th, 2015, 18:05

That sounds like it involves a LOT of work. I love that the developers are so dedicated to making their product all that their customers want and more.

**demonsbane** · June 29th, 2015, 13:09

Originally Posted by Zacchaeus

This is just awesome and I know quite a few others will share my opinion.

Happy gaming.

Yeah, I'm impatient for the DMG.

**epithet** · July 9th, 2015, 19:26

How's this coming along? I'm looking forward to these features going live, not to mention the DMG release it lays the groundwork for.

**Trenloe** · July 10th, 2015, 00:25

Originally Posted by epithet

How's this coming along?

Subscribe to the thread in the laboratory forum: https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...Release-v3-1-2

Moon Wizard updates this thread as more stuff is added to the test version and usually gives a few days advance notice of when he plans to move it into live.

**JohnD** · July 10th, 2015, 01:09

Originally Posted by Doc_Jones

That sounds like it involves a LOT of work. I love that the developers are so dedicated to making their product all that their customers want and more.

And yet, some will complain about the costs associated with these efforts. Can't please everyone.

**Baron Von Mandrick** · July 10th, 2015, 06:10

Originally Posted by Doc_Jones

That sounds like it involves a LOT of work. I love that the developers are so dedicated to making their product all that their customers want and more.

It really is pretty amazing, and also refreshing to see people doing work they truly care about and are dedicated to. That's the recipe for quality products. It's true with bakers, chefs, tailors, doctors, and of course with Virtual gaming table tops and associated products.

**demonsbane** · July 15th, 2015, 21:59

Originally Posted by Baron Von Mandrick

It really is pretty amazing, and also refreshing to see people doing work they truly care about and are dedicated to. That's the recipe for quality products.

I very much agree.

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