Questions

Count me in the stumped camp. Granted, I'm biased because puzzles are easily my least favorite part of any/all games, lol.

i think i may have an idea, but i need to see the colors and the buttons again [standby]
Edit: Lolz my idea keeps making the box go in circles regardless which way you make it.

Regarding sheet privacy, it's up to the person that made the character to decide if they are sharing the sheet or not. If you go to the "Characters" menu, under "All Characters". On each line there is a book icon that defaults to grayed out. This means it isn't shared with anyone but the GM of a specific game. If you want to make that character visible to all of GP, you click the book and turn it red and it'll be visible for everyone to go take a look at. :)

OHHHHHHHHHHHHH so its in the character sheet screen, that would make more sense why i cant find it right now.

That part there

YEa it says to open to my library but it doesn't show anything in the library section :/

Yeah, Keleth never really implemented much in the way of the library. However, the function that icon CURRENTLY brings is to make it visible to other players in the game and such.

That's pretty dope, But only the player can set that up not the DM i assume, like theres no work around on the DM's side to allow that to show like there is in Roll20 (granted roll20 is a highly developed web app vs. this wonderful forum space)

Correct, the player decides if they want to share their characters. Primarily because the character exists outside of the game. In a "nice" world, the DM would be able to set if the sheets for the game were in-game private or in-game public. And if they were in-game private, a user could override through the library setting. Then they could keep the sheets from others on the site in general, but people eligible to see the game could see the sheets.

As per my absence post here, I'll be on vacation on the beach from March 31 - April 7 with unknown internet connectivity. Feel free to bot as needed!

Alright. Have fun Drama!