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Bumped for great justice.

..although JavaScript should already have this functionality >.>

This has already been requested: http://forums.rptools.net/viewtopic.php ... 83&start=0

Although it might seem a bit confusing given that it was called modulus instead of modulo.

Orchard wrote:But only if they come up with some rules for multiclassing, which I still argue are going to be necessary.

Besides the rules they already have for multiclassing?

Aria wrote:Not really.

At-will = Short cooldown
Encounter = Long cooldown
Daily = Really long cooldown

Cooldown is the amount of time ingame between which you can use those abilities.

At-will = Instant
Encounter = Tap
Daily = Discard

What else do you have besides cooldowns?

With 4th they have gone a step further, and linked it in to MMORPGs, using a similar format and design ideas - this makes it easier for players to step over from one to the other, the way you play might be different but the concepts are the same. I wish people would stop thinking/saying this; 4th e...

I meant doing something like this: http://img115.imageshack.us/img115/2819/horse1d.jpg To get this: http://img115.imageshack.us/img115/2243/horse2.jpg Obviously it isn't ideal, it was just a suggestion for something you could do in the meantime. I understand your want for tokens without the 1to1 asp...

Setup: A token at position 1,1 named 'TestToken'. A campaign macro set to non-editable by players, clicked by a GM, containing the following: [h: id = copyToken('TestToken')] [h: moveToken(5, 5, 0, id)] [h: setLabel('NewLabel', id)] Refer to http://forums.rptools.net/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=7474&am...

If you only pick the highest rolls, the second input would just be a waste of time. This macro might be able to suit your needs: [h: cancel = input('TotalDice | 0 | Enter total dice | TEXT', 'KeepDice | 0 | Enter dice to keep | TEXT')] [h: abort(cancel)] [h: Roll = 0] [h: RollArray = '[]'] [h,count(...

Even if it ended up getting fixed in the thread, those extra parameters look great, being able to do it all in a single function call is good stuff

Cracked open the L5R book to see what this was all about, is there ever a reason you would _not_ pick the highest dice?

What does it say when it doesn't work? It looks like you might have a 'third nest' in [H,C(listCount(RollList)-1):RollList = if(eval(listGet(RollList, roll.count)) < eval(listGet(RollList, roll.count+1)), listInsert(listDelete(RollList, (roll.count+1)), roll.count, listGet(RollList, (roll.count+1)) ...

Just to give a better example, when I execute the code above this is what shows up in the property on my token: I see now, you're having problems getting the property set without it evaluating... I set it manually when I tested your code. Have you tried wrapping it in string() ? setProperty('WSAtta...

I saw that post, but that's not exactly what I'm trying to do. I want to store a big set of HTML, text, and dice rolls, like this: [setProperty("WSAttack", "<b>Talon:</b> <font size='2'>(Crit: x2, melee, Type: PS)</font><br>   <font color='red'>Attack: [e: 1d20+MeleeBAB]</font><br>  ...

In the interim, if you're using top down tokens, couldn't you make the token Large then size the mounted image so it only takes up two of the 4 squares?

Setup: A token at position 1,1 named 'TestToken'. A campaign macro set to non-editable by players, clicked by a GM, containing the following: [h: id = copyToken('TestToken')] [h: moveToken(5, 5, 0, id)] [h: setLabel('NewLabel', id)] Any ideas as to why this doesn't move the token or set its label?