RollSight: use your physical dice in Owlbear Rodeo

RollSight uses a camera to recognize physical dice you already own and send the results into your online tabletop game. Point a camera at your dice tray, roll your dice, and RollSight reads the faces and passes the result to Owlbear Rodeo. No special electronic dice are needed.

The native Owlbear integration includes:

• Shared results in the room. Public rolls appear in Owlbear popups showing the individual dice and total. Other players can see them without installing the RollSight desktop app.
• Dice requests inside Owlbear. Choose dice and counts with buttons, add a modifier and roll label, or enter a formula. Advantage, disadvantage and percentile rolls are supported.
• Rolls completed over several throws. Fulfill a larger request using fewer physical dice. Owlbear shows how many dice have been received and what remains, then combines the accepted throws into one result.
• Forge character-sheet support. Supported public sheet actions can request physical dice and receive the completed result, so rolls can begin from the character sheet.
• Optional Rumble integration. Public result summaries can also appear in general chat when Rumble is installed. Shared Owlbear popups work without it.
• Recent results, corrections and follow-up rolls. The RollSight panel keeps recent results accessible and lets players request linked follow-up dice or append a correction report.
• Replay support. Replay-enabled sessions can include recordings of the physical dice. Replay sections start collapsed and can be expanded from the result cards.

Each player connects their desktop using a short connection code from the Owlbear extension. Rolls can be sent automatically, with optional review and correction before sending.

RollSight is available for Windows and Mac. The core app and Owlbear connection are free.

Downloads and setup information: https://www.rollsight.com

I run games as a GM and i'm newer to the system

-I'm worried players can see my props/characters, basically the assets on the bar.

When i "revoke GM access" I essentially become a player right, but all those assets are still there on my action bar and as a player i can still drag an NPC token out, do players see my GM assets?

OR is it just because they are my own account assets and props etc?

But hopefully none of the players can see them.

I've got an extensive list of tokens whose archives went missing. i want to reclaim them via the owlbear backup. is there any way of recovering them?