Table Grouping Settings

The Table Grouping sub-menu allows you to control which tables use grouping functionality throughout Campaign Builder. Grouped tables let you organize items into custom groups for better organization.

Available Options

Table grouping can be enabled or disabled independently for different content types and their tabs:

Campaigns

• PCs
• Lore
• Ideas
• To-Dos

Arcs

• Lore
• Vignettes
• Locations
• Participants
• Monsters
• Ideas

Sessions

• Lore
• Vignettes
• Locations
• NPCs
• Monsters
• Magic Items

How It Works

When table grouping is enabled for a tab:

• A folder icon button appears in the table header, allowing you to create new groups
• Items can be organized into custom groups
• Drag and drop can move items between groups
• Groups can be renamed or deleted

When table grouping is disabled:

• The table displays as a simple flat list
• No grouping controls are shown
• Existing groups are hidden (but not deleted - they'll reappear if grouping is re-enabled)

TIP

If you don't need the organization that grouping provides, disabling it can simplify the interface and save screen space.

PCs - Group player characters in the Campaign details

• Ideas - Group ideas in the Campaign Ideas tab
• To-Dos - Group to-do items in the Campaign To-Do tab

Arcs

• Lore - Group lore entries in Arc details
• Vignettes - Group vignettes in Arc details
• Locations - Group locations in Arc details
• Participants - Group participants in Arc details
• Monsters - Group monsters in Arc details
• Ideas - Group ideas in Arc details

Sessions

• Lore - Group lore entries in Session details
• Vignettes - Group vignettes in Session details
• Locations - Group locations in Session details
• NPCs - Group NPCs in Session details
• Monsters - Group monsters in Session details
• Magic Items - Group magic items in Session details

How It Works

When table grouping is enabled for a tab:

• A folder icon button appears in the table header, allowing you to create new groups
• Items can be organized into custom groups
• Drag and drop can move items between groups
• Groups can be renamed or deleted

When table grouping is disabled:

• The table displays as a simple flat list
• No grouping controls are shown
• Existing groups are hidden (but not deleted - they'll reappear if grouping is re-enabled)

TIP

If you don't need the organization that grouping provides, disabling it can simplify the interface and save screen space.