Foundry Virtual Tabletop is an excellent way to play tabletop roleplaying games with digital maps, character sheets, and integrated A/V communication. FoundryVTT provides a module system for adding features or adjusting built-in functionality.
I’ve developed several modules to enhance FoundryVTT, especially around the use of in-game A/V conferencing.
LiveKit AV Client
My newest module! A replacement for the default FoundryVTT A/V client to use a LiveKit server for signalling and SFU functionality.
Source Code (github.com)
Walkie-Talkie
Transmit voice chat to an individual with a push-to-talk microphone
Module Directory (foundryvtt.com)
Source Code (github.com)
libCaptions
A library module for displaying closed captioning / audio transcription within FoundryVTT. This module does not provide captioning services itself, but provides a way for other modules to display captions in the FVTT interface.
Module Directory (foundryvtt.com)
Source Code (github.com)
Toggle Combat Warning
Provide a warning before removing a token from the Combat Tracker
Module Directory (foundryvtt.com)
Source Code (github.com)
WebRTC Tweaks
Improvements for the WebRTC A/V conferencing system for FVTT.
Module Directory (foundryvtt.com)
Source Code (github.com)
Jitsi WebRTC Client
A replacement for the default Foundry VTT A/V client to use a Jitsi relay server. (originally created by Luvolondon and adopted by me)
Module Directory (foundryvtt.com)
Source Code (github.com)
Support my work
These modules are created as side projects and released as open source code. If you’ve found them helpful, please consider supporting my efforts on Patreon or Ko-Fi.