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I don't recall putting in a way to do that, but I think if you just edit the power and hit OK (without changing anything), it resets it. Don't quote me on that, though.

On the second question...uh. I don't think so. Never occurred to me to include that.

S'prolly something that I'm not doing correctly here, as I can't find any reference to anyone else having this problem.
I pull in a character summery and firstly, none of the ability scores are added. When I add them, the Ref value is always 10, and when I hover over a characters token, initiative is always at -5.
Help?

Okay, now admittedly, I know absolutely nothing about how macros work, which is probably why I'm having a problem.
I've recently tried to use this brilliant tool to run a game to introduce some dispersed friends into role-playing.
I entered have all their powers(probably incorrectly), but when we try to use them, we get the title of the power used, the target, and the result of the roll to hit.
But then we get:-

« if(gmOnlyNotes != "--none--", "
GM Notes: "+gmOnlyNotes+"
", "") =  »

Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?

Very much appreciated,
Dave.

Go to Edit->Preferences, and make sure "Use tooltips for inline rolls" is checked. You may also need to check it on the Server Startup dialog, too; basically, just check that box wherever you find it.

Brilliant, Thanks Rumble, and thanks again for such a useful tool

First of all, just want to express my appreciation for all the hard work that's gone into this resource. I'm trying to get my DM on board for adjusting to a real framework for our RPTools games, but have run into a couple snags.


Found this one, http://lmwcs.com/rptools/wiki/Dice_Expressions if anybody else needs it, 1d12r3.

Also, anybody know where the table for the inherent/fixed bonuses is? The table is appears incorrect and is applying the damage portion of the fixed enhancement as if it was a defense bonus, rather than an attack/damage bonus. If need be we can just fake it by pretending like we have enhancements on items, but it would be preferable to just edit the entry to be accurate.

e.g. at level 2 it applies +1 bonus to hit, but the +1 bonus to damage isn't applied until level 4, which doesn't match the chart in Dark Sun or the description on 138 of DMG2. (Unless the chart was updated more recently than the errata from 1/23/12, which has no mention of it?)

Thanks!

Awesome work Rumble.

I'm trying to make a campaign for my own designed game, and using yours as an example to learn for the macros. How did you make some macros "hidden" like the rfw.ediChar()? is it possible to find the code?

I'm just beginning to find my way round this excellent framework (thanks Rumble) but I notice the edit and equip gear buttons don't appear to work on NPCs. Is that because people just don't use gear on monsters? Or am I doing something wrong?

I think the toggle-edit mode is a little off for NPC created by the f4 function, in that it seems to add multiple edit macros. The sample NPC character works just fine though.

Posting to answer a few recent questions:



They're located in the Tables window - they're the ones that begin with "Fixed" (like "FixedAttackBonus"). Looking at them, I don't know why I did them that way - I may have been thinking that you had that bonus for levels X thru Y, rather than have them kick in at certain levels. Or, I may have just thought I was far more clever than reality permits.



Those are macros created and deployed using the User Defined Function feature of the scripting language. If you look at the "onCampaignLoad" macro on the different Lib tokens, you'll see where I define the function name (like rfw.editChar()) and the macro that function names points to (it's basically an alias that lets me pass arguments). I often name the macros the exact same thing as their function call, but not always, because I'm wildly inconsistent. So check out the onCampaignLoads to see the aliases.



It's primarily the first - gear isn't a thing for monsters in 4E, really. The problem may arise that actual NPCs, as opposed to monsters, are more like PCs, but MapTool doesn't have a third category - everything is either an NPC or a PC, although 4E sorta has three categories - PC, NPC, and Monster.

Note: I wasn't sure if I should create separate thread for this, so if this deserves one, let me know and I'll repost this.

I'm working on Condition/State macros for a custom framework for my group (using Rumble Slim as a reference) and I wanted to use the same icon set as in Rumble Slim. Is there a downloadable set/pack/zip that contains the Condition/State assets for Rumble Slim, or perhaps a way that I can extract them from the campaign file?

I know the majority of the icons are available the RPTools Mapping resources, but there are additional Condition icons that aren't available in there (Grabbed, various defender-specific Marks, etc.). I also searched this forum and on Google for any packs that contained the icons I'm looking for but no luck.

Any help is appreciated.

I am currently working on a Hexblade with a Fey Weapon. Is there a clever way I could use custom code or something to have an power that equips the Fey Weapon as a minor action?

Been there, done that (link below) ... except with his full framework rather than the slim one. If you register on my site then you'll see the campaign properties file on my download page. It sounds like this is what you're looking for and yes, "Grabbed" is one of the conditions. You can also export the properties and states from either Rumble edition and import them into your own campaign as I have done.

Why are you making a custom framework? What features do you want that aren't present in his work? Just curious ...

Next Question to Those In The Know:

How do the various defense bonuses work?

For example when I click on "AC" or "Fort" on a character sheet it asks me to enter a bonus. I enter "2" and click okay but the character sheet is not updated. So its difficult to know if its doing anything. Should I see anything on the character sheet? Similarly with something like the "Second Wind" condition, that grants +2 to all defenses. Is that taken automatically into account, should I be able to see this through anything other than the condition icon?

cheers

That is not working because ages ago, I screwed it up and never realized it. The character sheet macro handles bonuses properly for NPCs, but not PC tokens. I have corrected the problem (I think) in the attached macro. Please try replacing the macro

rfw.charSheet

located on the token Lib:4e

with the attached macro. Then, you should see the defenses update properly. If they're wrong when the sheet updates, you can also reset them and see the result. Sorry.

Post here if it works, and I'll push out an update for everyone.

Thanks Rumble, I should get a chance to do that tonight.

Incidentally I am very much enjoying your framework *thumbsup*