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I had some thoughts, but it was kind of complicated to write out the details. Basically, what I was thinking is you generate your pool of patrons based on the percentages then seat them one at a time based on preferences of the one going to sit and the ones already at a table, then roll randomly if ...

Try this:

It would help if you provide your code you have for context. The usually way to do an if statement is this [H, if(condition): "true"; "false"] <!-- or --> [H, if(condition), code: { [H: "true"] };{ [H: "false"] }] The code block is usually for multiple statements. You can leave of the false statemen...

You never mentioned what the error was, but I notice some improperly formatted html. This is what I came up with. I also added "all" to output of macro link assuming when you click link it will generate output. Otherwise, you can put "none". [H: link = macroLinkText('[email protected]:Character','all','...

Could also be the windows 10 scaling. If not at 100% scaling, then some things will be misaligned.

Yeah, I suspected that, but I was pretty sure you could use ' in chat. The thing I'm realizing now is if in a code block, the parser will consider everything after the ' as a string, including the closing braces. That seems to be a bug. Still works if outside of a code block.

Try replacing {getProperty("Weapon1")} with [r: getProperty("Weapon1")] and see what happens.

Do you get an error message? The most likely cause is one of your values is not an actual value, like possibly for this line [h: penetration = armor - getProperty("Weapon1Penetration")] If Weapon1Penetration is blank, rather than 0, then it would cause an error. edit: Another issue could be the eval...

When it asks for a variable it just means that variable isn't currently defined. The macro should ask for charges, write that value to the current token (not lib token) then everything should be fine. Well, that's the way it should be.

I personally thought this was fixed. Are these "old" tokens? Another test is to see if isNumber() is true. These ids shouldn't look like a number. Once you get all your "bad ids", you can still use the original id from within the array to use the id to copy that token and delete the original. Just d...

For a temp fix you can replace {content} with [r: content]

You can't actually getTokens() based on their name, but could filter out tokens that way as with any other property of the token. That method would also have to depend on you to remember to put a space in the token name like when numbering the token. If there is some other significance to "space" in...

I mention the zoom of 1:1 because of placing the reference token to select your area. If you're zoomed out really far, you may not see the token come in to existence or be able to select it. You can change the zoom afterwards though.

I think the main challenge is how you select your area. You can use vbl or manually put in the dimensions based on a source token. Rather than using the area option for getTokens I would stick with distance (radius) and just change the metric to 1:1 so it forms a square. For non-square areas you can...

I actually never knew that. Pain for the DM, but useful for players. I guess you would use the arrow keys or number pad to move token out from under.