Make Anything Editable

Write text and add images and checkboxes to any object! Use this stamp to give any object the ability to have text and images on it. Its ideal for making a character sheet out of an image, creating a card that you need, or writing a number on a token! Thanks everyone for your bug reports and feedback! Your comments have made this tool much more polished than it would have ever been without them! Instructions Place the stamp on top of the object you want to edit and press the Stamp button. That object is now editable. Right click on that object and select "Edit Layout" from the context menu to open the popup. In that popup, you can add 'Texts' to the object, which you can later edit. You can set their color, size and alignment. You can also add 'Images', using a URL. Finally, you can add 'Checkboxes', which you can toggle with a click, and even enable/disable, for those games that require so. You can also use the stamp to copy the settings from one object onto another. Just place it on top of the source object and right click the Stamp button. Then place the stamp on top of another object and left click the button to paste. If you want to clear the selection, place the stamp somewhere empty and right click the Stamp button to clear the clipboard. Arrays In some cases you may want a list or a grid of text fields. Instead of duplicating and moving each one individually, you can use the Array setting, which replicates the field in as many columns and rows as you want. Committing If you are worried your players will edit the layout of your cards, or if you don't want all of the extra file size that comes with the layout editing code, you can use the Commit Layout option to trim away all of the editing related code, leaving behind only whats necessary to keep the functionality of the fields and decals. You will still be able to modify the values of unlocked fields, but you wont be able to change the layout. You can re-inject the layout editing code by copying and pasting