New features:
- New user interface, utilizing a frame instead of a dialog. Separate "tabs" in the frame for managing Properties and Macros. Frame is compatible with the new version of my Mood Manager that I'll be releasing soon.
- JSON Editor hopefully works flexibly, finally.
- JSON Editor can now edit the order of JSON Arrays, using little "up arrow" and "down arrow" links.
- Like v1.4, should automatically adapt to your MapTool build when deleting unwanted properties or displaying capitalization of Property names.
New features: Should detect MapTool build automatically and adapt to new macros available subsequent to 1.3.b63.
In b64 and later builds, this means capitalization of token properties should now be preserved.
In b68 and later builds, this means erasing unwanted properties from the token no longer involves using a "Clone Token."
05/28/10: v1.3 uploaded.
New features: Rumble's Macro Deletion utility; Macro Import/Export functions by CoveredInFish and aliasmask. Links to all these new functions are available in the Property Editor frame.
05/28/10: v1.2 uploaded.
New feature: "delete" unwanted properties (including "hidden" properties) by copying most of a token's information over to a new token, but leaving out unwanted properties. Thank you for getting this started, CoveredInFish.
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OK, I wasn't planning to post this as an independent User Creation, as I know there are already some similar things floating around. But there's been some interest expressed in this tool, and as far as I know there isn't currently any other tool on this Forum that has all of this utility.
Instructions
- Download the attached token
- Place it in your campaign
- Copy the main macro -- the red one -- to Campaign Macros
- Select or impersonate on the token whose properties you want to edit
- Click on the new Edit Token Properties Campaign Macro
- Interface should be pretty self-explanatory
- Accesses all of a token's properties, whether defined in Campaign Settings or "hidden"
- Can work with token properties that use JSON structures (of any reasonable depth). To make a token property into a JSON, or to add a nested layer to an existing JSON, just enter {} or [] when prompted for a value of a property.