Installation

• Copy the directory containing this README to %appdata%/../Local/FoundryVTT/Data/modules
• Restart Foundry
• In Foundry, go to the "Settings" ("?") tab, click "Manage Modules," and enable "Plutonium." Be sure to save the changes by clicking "Update Modules."

Rivet

A companion browser extension, "Rivet," is available on the Chrome and Firefox web stores. With Rivet, you can one-click import content (notably creatures as a GM, or spells as a player) when browsing 5etools.

Server-Side Modding

Note: Local/dedicated installs only! You cannot use this with hosting services, such as Forge. Turn back now.

Plutonium comes with a server-side mod to enable mass-downloading via the built-in Art Browser. To install this:

• Find Foundry's main.mjs file in:
  • If you installed "for current user only" on Windows: %appdata%/../Local/Programs/FoundryVTT/resources/app
  • If you installed "for all users" on Windows: Program Files/FoundryVTT/resources/app
• Edit the file, changing this:

init.default({
	args: process.argv,
	root: root,
	messages: startupMessages,
	debug: isDebug
});

to

await init.default({
	args: process.argv,
	root: root,
	messages: startupMessages,
	debug: isDebug
});
(await import("./plutonium-backend.mjs")).Plutonium.init();

• Copy the plutonium-backend.mjs file from server/<foundry version>/ to the folder containing main.mjs
• Launch Foundry, and pray that nothing explodes. If everything is working, the in-game Foundry logo (in the top-left of the screen) will show the running Plutonium backend version.