Published: Virtual Tabletop Legacy Archives | Difficulty: Advanced
Overview
Fantasy Grounds II (FGII) v2012 includes optional “extras” (additional rulesets, modules, or community add-ons) and sometimes requires a “right-hand” (RH) installation step when installing on Windows systems with custom folder structures. Below is a concise, practical guide to installing FGII v2012 extras and handling RH-install style setups so the program loads extras correctly.
Before you start
What “extras” are
Typical FGII v2012 folder layout
Installing extras (standard method)
RH-install / alternate program-data setups (when FGII app files and data folder are split)
RH-install steps (ensure FGII reads extras)
Troubleshooting
Quick checklist
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Verdict: Obsolete but Nostalgic If you are looking at the "v2012 extras rh install" package, you are looking at software that has been effectively retired. While it was the "Gold Standard" for virtual tabletops (VTTs) in 2012, it is functionally obsolete today. fantasy grounds ii v2012 extras rh install
Here is a breakdown of the pros and cons of running this specific version in the modern era.
Because v2012 predates modern UAC, you may need to manually grant write permissions to the AppData folders. Right-click the Fantasy Grounds II folder > Properties > Security > Edit > Allow Full Control for your user.
After walking through the Fantasy Grounds II v2012 Extras RH install, you have likely realized: this is a convoluted process. It is a digital archaeology project. You gain access to a lightweight (under 150MB) VTT that runs on a $50 netbook from 2011, but you lose modern features like line-of-sight, dynamic lighting, and integrated store content.
The RH extras specifically are valuable because they represent the final "community stabilization" patch. After SmiteWorks stopped supporting FGII, the "RH" pack emerged to keep the software alive for private LAN parties and archive projects. What “extras” are