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Not exactly sure what you mean.

You use them just like at the table. Drag the shot clock over the appropriate silhouette. Roll the attack and eye-ball where the bullet goes.

We typically paste the shotclock and some silloutes to whatever map we happen to be doing the combat on.

Your Link isn't working for me for some reason.

Lols. I definitely did not see that. I'll check yours out.

I've been working on a framework and wanted to keep the data organized in excel. So I needed a way to quickly copy and paste tabular data into a json on a token. I figured I'd make the solution generic so you all could benefit from it. Excel by default tab delimits the data and uses newlines to sepa...

Thats just the thing. I'm not using spaces as delimeters. See example below with semicolons as they are easier to see than tabs. [h: trimtest = 'data;;data;;'] [h: trimtest = json.fromList(trimtest,";")] [json.length(trimtest)] Output: 3 It should be 5. If i do it this way: [h: trimtest = ...

Except there is 132 fields. You've chopped one off. Heres something interesting. [h: Armors='None AUTO 0 0 0 -1 0 0 none 0 0 Thick Robes AUTO 0.5 -1 1 0 0 0 none 5 0 Leather AUTO 6 -2 2 0 0 0 Light 15 0 Padded AUTO 4 -3 2 1 0 0 Light 15 0 Studded Leather AUTO 40 -3 3 1 0 0 Medium 20 0 Ringmail AUTO ...

Yes I can move the h to the while. It doesn't seem like i should have to though. It doesn't do anything yet. I was checking the formating. Eventually they will be passed to an add to inventory function which will add them to variables that look like "item.##={json}" where the ## = the ID o...

Ok so what were looking at here is an import of tab delimited data. I'm still in the debugging stages. The code below works as far as pulling in a row of data into a json. however if I supress the output to chat: [foreach(field,He... to [h,foreach(field,He... I go out of bounds of the Armors json an...

Looks like I can't create a wiki account to modify the json.evaluate stub with an example. Could someone with rights paste in this example or something similar.

Could someone familiar with json.evaluate() put a simple example in the wiki on how it works. I've played around with it but nothing seems to happen. Edit: Ok I figured it out. It seems to need brackets unlike normal evaluate. For some reason I thought I could do '["var3=var1+var2","v...

What is json evalute supposed to do. I can't get it to do anything. The wiki has no examples of input and output. Anyone have a simple example that does somthing. For instance this for me: [g, t: values = "d2,d2,d4,d4,d4,d4,d8,d8"] [g, t: values = json.evaluate(json.fromList(values))] Yiel...

did you drop they idea of using bubbles?

I watched you all grow up from wee babes. *wipes away tear*

Look at my join date. How often do you check the n00b FAQ's once when you've grown up with the program as each feature is added. Until now I've just used the gallery. I have been training other Hackmaster GM's and one was really paranoid about people possibly seeing his maps. So I told him I'd look ...

An interesting Idea I just had. Push my repository into a spot in the public folder in my dropbox account.

The public links seem to follow a normal file structure. I think this way dropbox is hosting my file repository .

Its hard to tell if its working though.