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Well done. I would probably account for creature size as well though. Honestly, I wish this was done on the backend of the canSeeToken() function because of the VBL issue. Much faster if done in java than it is with the macroscript.

I think it was legacy code from the 3.5/PF framework. You can probably delete those 2 lines. Change [H: setBarVisible("HP",0)] [H: setBarVisible("HPM",0)] [H: setBarVisible("HPNonLethalDMG",0)] [H: setBarVisible("HPMNonLethalDMG",0)] To [H: setBarVisible("HP",0)] [H: setBarVisible("HPNonLethalDMG",0...

There's no way to move a drawing that I know of. Someday, they'll be treated like objects, but not any time soon. I don't see that the issue is with MapTool but that you can't hold Alt and Left mouse click. Have you tried doing this on a blank campaign?

I have no problem doing as you say on MapTool version 1.7.0. I tested it on all the layers. You do have to have your mouse pointer on the map and not over a frame. I tested this on a blank campaign. Could there be another program in the background running having to do with your mouse that could be p...

1.8 beta 2 is borked because of the isNumber() bug, among other things.

"Lines of code" shouldn't really matter. I usually put a detailed header on most of work anyway. I would be changing one key word for another, but instead of macro: maybe I'll keep @@ since it's in the comments and it doesn't really matter other than readability. For Notepad++ the block will be chan...

Oh, I see. I thought you meant the order in which macros appear in full document. You're just talking about the PROPS line. Having the tooltip first makes the most sense. I've thought about removing the props line and just include it in the comments of function instead. Something like <!--- Macro: m...

Well, if you're going to do it the hard way, then that's what you're left with.

Typically, you have the properties saved on a token and the macro calculates whatever it does with those properties.

What is the name of the macro in the second code block? It's not handleAttributes is it?

Looks like that image size is hard coded. I would guess it'll always fit in to a 200px square image.

Nope. You can only control user created frames with macros.

Going to need more info. I opened a brand new campaign MT1.3.91.08.01_DnD35_Pathfinder Compatible.cmpgn selected a pregen character on libraries map for pathfinder, clicked Edit Char and selected Feats and Weapons and neither gave me an error. edit: For example, you can provide the problem token in ...

The easiest way is to take a couple of years of a programming language. Then the program could extract the xml to reference which image go where then delete the image based on size and location, then rezip the file. But, if you drag all the images in to a campaign, you can have the macro code remove...

For the states on the grid, 3x3 you can change it to 4x4 or even 5x5, but that is bit small, imo. I personally have switched to 4x4. For high level PF1 games, it sometimes needs those extra, but I like to use the upper half of the token for other markers like mirror image counter or elevation indica...