Coming from Escena

A table by area of where each thing was in Escena and where it is now in Tinta: header, campaign, table, sheets, workshop and settings.

Roliando used to have other interfaces, among them Escena (a top bar with six destinations) and the classic one. Tinta is the current interface and the guides describe only that. This page is the map for anyone who knew Escena: for each screen and each piece, where it used to be and where it is now. If what you want is to switch interface or a one-page summary, see Switching to Tinta.

In Escena. Escena and Classic still exist as options of App skin, but their screen is different and these guides do not cover them. Everything below describes Tinta.

Header and navigation

In Escena there was a top bar with the destinations and, on the right, the avatar menu. In Tinta there is a fixed header with the destinations, your own shortcuts, the palette, the tavern, messages, notices and the account (Getting around Tinta).

In Escena	Now in Tinta
Home	Home, with your tables, your upcoming sessions and the quick shortcuts (Getting started with Roliando)
My Dashboard (campaigns, sheets and library)	Tables on Home; sheets in My sheets; the library inside Workshop (My Library: the explorer)
Find a Game	Games (Find a Game: the board of tables and players)
Creations	Workshop, with the Bazaar as a separate destination: Bazaar (The Workshop: the eleven columns, Bazaar: shared repositories of systems, modules and packs)
Community (forum and chat)	The tavern (Tavern) and the notebook with Forum (Community: Chat, Forum, People and Messages)
A table in progress	Table, which carries a dot when a session is on
The avatar menu: Messages, Guides, Settings	The envelope (Messages), and in the Your account menu: Guides, All settings and What's new
Notifications	The bell (Alerts) and the preferences in Notices and notifications
Searching with Ctrl K	The palette: `Ctrl K` (The command palette (Ctrl K))

Tinta adds things Escena did not have: the My quick access you pin yourself (Quick access), right-click on almost everything (Right-click, ⋯ and Undo) and the header layout to your taste.

The campaign

Escena showed a campaign's sections as a row of tabs. Tinta arranges them in four rooms (Play, World, Group and GM) in a rail on the left (The campaign: rooms and sections).

In Escena	Now in Tinta
Table	Table, in the Play room
My Character	My character, in Play
Channels and Off-game chat	Channels (Channels and campaign chat)
Decks	Cards for players and Decks for the GM (Campaign decks)
Music	Music (Campaign music and effects)
World	World, World room (The World: your campaign wiki)
Rules	Manual and rules (Campaign rules and settings)
Map	Map (The world map)
Journal	Journal (The campaign journal)
Players	Players and teams, Group room (Players, roles and teams)
Waiting room	Waiting room (The waiting room)
Management	Management, in the GM room (Campaign management)
Settings	Settings (Campaign settings)
The GM Screen	GM screen (GM screen)
Combat	It is no longer a section: combat lives at the table, in the side panel and the dock (Combat at the table)

For the GM, what Escena left in view in the header (invite, settings, GM screen) is now in the rail's GM's backstage and in the palette.

The table

The map, combat and dice are the same engines; what changes is where the controls are (Views and HUD of the table).

In Escena	Now in Tinta
The tool rail on the left	The map tools by level: Play, Run and Build (Map tools: play, run and build)
The bottom dock	The table dock and the Everything at the table sheet, ordered by how often you use things (The table dock and the "Everything" sheet)
The chat drawer on the right	The side panel with Chat, Combatants and Log (Table chat and commands)
The new HUD's combat bar	Initiative on top and the character bar below, with its actions at hand (Combat at the table)
Immersion Mode	The Theatre and Written views of the selector in the table header (Scenes, moments and characters on stage)
A separate menu for fog and vision	The Fog tool and the token's Vision and light tab (Fog, vision and light)
Token settings in a panel	The token menu, with right-click (Tokens: moving, picking and the menu, Token settings)
Voice and cameras	The Voice button in the table header and Cameras (Cameras, voice and the call)

A note on the name: the Theatre view of the table (the scene as a picture, with no map) has nothing to do with the Escena interface this page talks about.

Sheets

In Escena	Now in Tinta
Sheets in My Dashboard	My sheets on Home (Your sheets: the list, creating, importing and the trash)
The sheet on a page	The sheet in a window that opens over the table or the campaign (Windows, sheets and zones)
The D&D sheet	The Tinta D&D sheet, with its actions at hand in the table footer (The D&D 5e sheet)
Importing a character	Importing characters: D&D Beyond, HexSheet, Roll20 and Roliando

Workshop and library

In Escena	Now in Tinta
The Workshop creators	The columns of the Workshop carousel (The Workshop: the eleven columns)
The system builder	The same builder, with its parts in the header (System Builder: first steps)
The library inside My Dashboard	The library explorer in the Workshop (My Library: the explorer)
The Workshop (shared content)	The Bazaar (Bazaar: shared repositories of systems, modules and packs)
Importing from Foundry	The library groups (Foundry VTT in Roliando: systems, modules and worlds, Importing content)

Account and settings

In Escena	Now in Tinta
Settings on one page	All settings, by section and with a search box (Settings, one by one)
The skin switch	App skin, in the Appearance section (Look, themes and performance)
The profile	The profile and the public card (Profile and account)
Plan and payments	The Plan section (Plans, limits and downgrading, Payments, invoices and plan gifts)
The guides	Guides

What has not changed

Your data is the same: campaigns, sheets, maps, library and plan. Switching interface does not move or delete anything, and you can go back to the other one whenever you like from the settings (Switching to Tinta).