Undefined function: getAC (help, please)

[MHolman]

ADDENDUM: The PC vs. PC attack works in Veg's Prebuild Campaign. Error manifests when in a personally built campaign OR a blank campaign with Veg's campaign properties loaded.

I have successfully converted my PC token to Veg23 format.

I am trying to implement the "Attacks Compared to PC Defenses" and "Attacks Compared to NPC Defenses". Both of them are "1" on the Veg tokens.

With my PC against an NPC, I can attack an NPC and everything works fine, including the "hit/miss" notation.

Same attack, PC vs. PC: "Undefined function: getAC" error message.

NPC vs. PC: "Undefined function: getAC"

It appears that the issue is getting a PC's defenses. I'm sure I'm doing something wrong. Thanks.

[Veggiesama]

After you import the new Lib:Veg token, save the campaign, restart MapTool, and reload the campaign. I think the library token's onCampaignLoad macro (which is where getAC() is defined) isn't getting a chance to execute unless you run onCampaignLoad yourself or reload the campaign.

If that fixes it, I'll update the install instructions. Oops!

[MHolman]

Veg,

You are my hero sandwich. Worked like a charm. Thank you. It is fixed. I cannot tell you how impressed/amazed/in love I am with this new framework. Now to convince my DM that it will be REALLY easy to update...we're already using 2.15 sooo...here is to hoping!

[Veggiesama]

I might not be as delicious as a sandwich, but thanks for the compliment anyway! =P

Also, this made me realize that the getAC(), etc. functions did not work on NPCs, so a fix is coming, anyway.

[MHolman]

While you're thinking about fixes...what about a button to designate a power as a Daily Item (and therefore remove one from the pool, similar to removing a Surge). This could be really useful for people who make macros for their Daily Item Powers but (like me) forget to click "use a daily item power".

Aren't I just full of ideas?

[Veggiesama]

As a matter of fact, I had that very idea, but it was late and I felt lazy.

But this works just as good: put [R: spendDailyItem()] in the Custom Code section of the power to get what you want.