Colin

But it's way easier to get systems added now at least, just takes a request nowadays. No crazy database edits required!

The folder system is actually in initial testing at the moment! The new sheets viewer development to bring it up to standard got delayed a touch by some other bugs and then the OGMW security breach. Development of the new viewer is back underway though. 😄

and names changed!

This is something that is not implemented not due to lack of the existing features/capabilities but because it has been attempted in the past on OGMW as well as a simple upvote/downvote system and resulted in enough problems that staff disabled the capabilities after short trial periods. There were enough headaches caused between hurt feelings, fighting, and friend groups/cliques brigading posts from users they don’t like that it wasn’t worth it, especially since no one from the site owner down to the mod team gets paid running the site.

Clearly the double exclamation marks are critical! System added. 🙂

Exactly what matt_s said, we're pulling in just enough at present to cover costs of the hosting. Community Supporter subscriptions may be found in the "Manage Subscriptions" option in the top right user drop down menu, if you were looking to get a subscription (). Right now the main benefits are increased storage space and access to brand new features as the dev team adds them, which since the addition of MW v6 has been quite a bit of things before they have been rolled to the general community. Additional benefits are TBD once we get critical stuff (MW v6 sheet viewer up to snuff, legacy sheet templates to modern web standards) knocked out and begin working on new capabilities again.

If you are referring to folders as well, the sheet viewer on OGMW is still 100% usable until folders are implemented on the new sheet viewer. As has been noted in the most recent banner on OGMW, the old site read-only shift will not affect the generators or original sheet viewer. Some bug hunting and OGMW stability incidents have caused setbacks in the timeline for getting the MW v6 viewer fully stood up with all features, and the 100% volunteer dev team is working as quickly as able within their free time.

Apparently I was wrong and I hadn’t completed the merge since I was still waiting for an answer on username! Merge is completed, The Firkraag name kept. My bad!

Hello Firkraag, I never got a response back from you on which account name you wanted to keep back when we emailed in December, so Firkraag was merged into Siggurd due to the email already on that account. I take it you would prefer the name be Firkraag on the account?

done!

No, because we do not have a registered trademark on the name (because that would cost thousands of dollars to put in place).

Done!

In order: A mass email notification is in progress at the moment. We need to finish the password sync portion of the account sync plugin first. Yes, passwords are hashed and salted. The password sync issue should be resolved by the end of the weekend. The sync plugin has been getting updated since yesterday to include a password sync. At present it is being tested for issues before deployment. Nuking OGMW is not and was not on the table.

Fabula Ultima added. Level Up 5e added. Labyrinth Lord added.

I am slowly getting my new Prusa XL assembled, but on the plus side it finally arrived! Hopefully I can start calibrating this weekend. Assembly Pics (and my thoughts) Thus Far Nice heavy duty packaging, and the bottom box was a whopping 70 lbs (31.75 kg)! Inside boxes unpacked, with a rather large bag of assembly gummy bears ready to go. Back two large boxes (and the one on top) are the printer and components, front five are the five extruder units. Assembly part 1 complete, Z axis motors and frame uprights installed. Screen installed and wires routed underneath. I was really impressed with the routing method! Routing wires through the extrusion profile is nothing new, but the snap in covers to guide the Z-axis stepper motors and the corner cover for the screen wires were a nice touch, along with the extrusion covers that keep all the wiring in place. Where things are at as of last night, got the X/Y axes frame mounted, and the Z axis linear rails have their top screws secured into the frame arms as well.