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Nice looking sheet wyrmwood. Thanks! I made this github repo private again, because I realized I have some sort-of-personal info on there (ip addresses). However, I would be happy to add anyone interested to the repo. I am still working through some issues with trap/lock/secret stuff, the big one b...

I use this "framework" regularly with two groups, both 5e Adventures in Middle-earth, one with all AiME characters and the other with 5e characters Tolkien re-skinned. We've been playing 100% online for over a year, but are eager to get back to face-to-face. In F2F games, I use a projector...

I added some audio clips; music, sound effects and such, but when I fire up a player instance to test, I get the sounds from both instances. I can go into the "player" instance and go to Edit->Preferences-Sounds and uncheck "Play clips and streams", and this works for the current...

I named the function findToken . I have no idea what happens when you name a UDF with an actual built-in function name, but it seems like that might not be the best idea. https://wiki.rptools.info/index.php/findToken You have to use "oldFunction". If it's a macro, and you don't use UDF, t...

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Thu Jan 28, 2021 7:25 pm

Yeah, I opened a new campaign in 1.7.0 and pasted your code in to chat and it ran fine. Of course, can't stop it without another macro or closing MT.

This feature is very cool. I setup a node js server on a Virtual Box debian virtual machine and poked a hole in my router for a virtual server, which I keep off/local unless I'm hosting. I am having trouble getting it to work with https, because java wants a signed certificate, which I generated, bu...

Thanks! This was just the "example" version. I will publish what I have soon, but it's very much "alpha" at this point, but because of how many of the built-ins work, I have overrides for most of them. I think in an effort to be system agnostic, Maptool really requires customizat...

Well, it can be done with a macro... [h: target = getSelected()] [h: x = getTokenX(1, target)] [h: y = getTokenY(1, target)] [h: mapInfo = getInfo("map")] [h: cellSize = json.path.read(mapInfo, "grid.['cell width']")] [h: points = "{}"] [h: points = json.set(points, &qu...

After extensive testing, I have found that AI Pathfinding works very well with MBL/VBL. However, the results are indeterminate for tokens with BLOCK set. For my purposes, block is not correct for all situations anyway, so simply leaving it off and handling blocking in onTokenMove works well. However...

If you have AI Path-finding enabled, and a token moves through another token with it's Terrain Modifier set to BLOCK, to a space at least one cell away from the other token, the move count on the token displays 0 but when you drop the token, the move count in onTokenMove returned from getMoveCount i...

Can't the canSeeToken logic be written to ignore the cell boundary? This is especially important for vbl between two adjacent squares with a wall in between. VBL beside a token shouldn't "block" that token.

This isn't a "bug" per se, but more of a usability problem. If two tokens are visible, and you impersonate the first and select the second, then type into the chat [canSeeToken(getSelected())] The output to the chat is ["TOP_LEFT", "BOTTOM_LEFT", "TOP_RIGHT", ...

Just fair warning. I tried the "fix" as detailed here, https://www.rptools.net/2019/03/windows-10-dpi-scaling-strikes-again/ But one, it doesn't look any better and two, if I move a maptool window from one monitor to another, it crashes my computer with a blue screen. Something about an un...

Works perfect, thanks! I'm still scratching my head about how it worked with the extra broadcast statement, but cheers for sorting me out! So 2 is OK, but 3 is too many?

So, COVID and all, I've only used this setup a couple of times! But maybe later this summer! I built a table (don't laugh at my skills man), and cut out a 47x24 section and dropped it about 4" and added some felt. I made it 12" around the "mat" so you have enough room for a book/...