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Hrm. Perhaps we could be doomed after all...

I've been telling myself that we've passed the Mayan's 12/21/12 because they didn't have leap years. :mrgreen: They didn't have leap years because they didn't count years, they counted long-count cycles - therefore not requiring them to "correct" the years. :shock: Way to yank me out of m...

I've been telling myself that we've passed the Mayan's 12/21/12 because they didn't have leap years.

Hah! I was just going to come and say the same thing, CIF!

These could definitely come in handy

Okay, so it's a *.vmod file. I renamed the extension to *.zip an I'm seeing a packaged contents including lots of *.vsav files, and one folder named "Images." For maptool: are we restricted to only that Images folder (there IS a rather nice assortment of *.png files in there), or is there ...

Why not just copy the macros you want the players to have access to, onto their character token?

I believe that THIS might be what you're looking for...

Properties > Config > check "visible to players" & "visible to owners only" Properties > Ownership > check each player name who can see the token Right-click token > Change to > Object If you don't put anything on the "notes" section ("GM Notes" should be...

Usually, with L.Markus' 3.5/PF framework, I set visibility by using the active mod macro. Then just marking the invisible option under the spells tab. That method, though, requires you to have ownership for the token (properties > ownership tab, on the token) set properly. Typically, whomever is the...

You guys should start something, even small. It starts to snowball the more you put into it. My suggestion is to start with making good data structures and templates, and not the attack system (or other systems for that matter). It's because, when you got those down, adding new material would be ea...

In contrast, a full on framework, encompassing the massive amount of work that Palladium cranked out, would be a monumental achievement. Yea, I completely agree. Perhaps a better route would be to pursue a more bare-bones framework, and leave a lot of the complexities to the players/GM to manage. O...

Okay, so, I tried to whip together something for Rifts RPG.

(Disclaimer: I'm quite new to Rifts, after a 16 year hiatus, so it's very bare-bones/beta)

Check out what I've got for a campaign file, if you're interested, and let me know what you think...

First: thank you guys!

Second: I get the token ID with getSelected()?


EDIT: Think I got it to work... It hasn't thrown any errors anyway...yet.

Sadly, after a few hours of scouring over examples and the wiki: I'm stuck, and sort of feel like a doorknob right now. When I select a PC token, and run the Campaign Macro (below), the Lib Macro for Form Dialog works as intended. The problem I have, is that when I click "save" on the form...

Have any frameworks popped up for Rifts yet?