It has been using transformers (same technology as GPT) since 2020.

Google translate also uses AI

I like the DnD 2024 design, the only thing missing, for me, is a clear indication of nat 20/nat 1, without having to open the details. The third one in the image is a walk in a good direction

Portal, the sims, and BioShock

An easy way to convert a 2014 campaign to 2024. Like, a button that allows you to replace all monsters with their 2024 variants. It would also be cool to know then which monster doesn’t have a 2024 variant (e.g., named monsters)

If I have a map of a forest, with the entrance to a cave, the outside should be lit (global lighting on), and the inside of the cave to be dark (global lighting off). Right now I have to switch global lighting on/off manually when players move between areas. E.g., the Sahuagin encounter map in DoIP.

Yes, but that still create shadows if I have objects on the way (like trees or something), right? When using global lighting, that doesn’t happen. But if I have a map that is supposed to have a part with global lighting on and a part with darkness, it would be cool to be able to configure that.

A way to select parts of the map to have global light, while other parts remain in darkness, without having to do workarounds with tokens (for maps with inside/outside of caves, for example).

Love the series, and you were amazing in it!

/trʌmp/ vs /ˈreɪsɪst/, I see no phonetic overlap, only semantic overlap.