Feature Requests

Add a better filtering system for the ExplorePage Filters include: Featured (Request to see all published scenes: https://feedback.inkarnate.com/admin/board/feature-requests/p/be-able-to-search-all-maps ) Cloneable Style User Following Tags (Request for map tags: https://feedback.inkarnate.com/admin/board/feature-requests/p/map-tags ) Seen/Not Seen (If was visible in screen) Filters could have link parameters, so they can be saved as browser favorites

There's a wealth of maps on the site unaccessible from the "Explore" tab, that right now only includes maps approved by the Inkarnate crew. I'd like another tab that searches maps by their title for a greater variety when searching.

Allows users to create comments on maps. Linear list of comments Pinging users to send them a notification Sorting: newest/oldest Ability to turn off comments Ability to turn off notifications

Include Author name and the description field into the search matching.

Allows directly contacting users Ability to enable / disable receiving PMs

Create lists of scenes and display them as collections (either private or public)

Add more ways of sorting scenes: Top (All time, This Year, This Month, This Week): Most Engagement incorporating Clones, Downloads, Comments, Likes, Views Hot: (posts that most users want to see). Balances: Published Date (newer posts are more likely) & Engagement Tendering: (New posts raising in popularity). Newer Posts, Quickly gained Engagement, Matches common searches & filtering For you: (customized for each user). Relevancy: Content user has shown interest in before. Based on, Style & Tags of scenes the user made and engaged with, Past Searches & Filtering, Relationship: Scenes of users they follow

Draw attention to maps cloned from another user - perhaps by drawing a Red box around them.

I see amazing maps and I want to express to the creator how amazing it was! I see no way other than a heart, but that doesn't get my point across. Map Comments could be used to give compliments on a map or constructive criticisms, and DMs could end up creating friendships or new D&D groups altogether

This would make it easier to see which maps have private assets which you have to remove and also check if any maps are accidentally set to not cloneable.