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Since I do not use the label field for tokens, I use that for elevation. It's pretty quick to edit, and doesn't clog up the stat sheets when I don't need it to.

Late to the party, but I use the following conventions in my game:

Circle token = Enemy (usually :> )
Square token = PC / Ally
Hex Token = PC summon / other things like this

Hey guys. Long time no see.... grad school's been pretty busy, and I stopped visiting the forums when I stopped playing with my group...anyway, interest rekindled, and we want to do a low-tech D&D experience (ie, no frameworks, few macros, etc). Anyway, I wanted to recapture that drama of "...

The right click problem I encounter with alarming frequency. You have two options- As Az said, buy a cheap USB two button mouse. Sometimes, I'm caught without a mouse, so what do I do? I call it "the right click finger dance." You have to deselect the token and then right-click on it. The ...

Don't have time to pour over the code now, but perhaps you have your macros set to run for each selected token, and that's why they were working? If your token has a property called "HP" and you have a macro run for each selected token, then when you use the HP variable anywhere, the macro...

You never stored "Gold" in a variable macro-side.

Try:

Very nice....looks like Rescue at Rivenroar. Wish I would have had these when my group went through that

Were the tokens created in an older / newer version of Maptool and then saved for later use?

I would definitely like this

I can't think of anything in D&D that sheds light and allows you to see but not other creatures that use light to see as well. Perhaps you can rephrase that, as I did not quite gronk what you are saying. Remember, this is about having a token that a player(or multiple players) can own, and the ...

Don't think I've welcomed you to the forums yet, so welcome! This ultimately becomes a very tricky situation, and has been discussed with some frequency. I believe this thread summarizes (and has links) to the various important considerations: http://forums.rptools.net/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=7665&...

Can't claim I've seen that one before. Usually something like this happens during our Annual Integration Bee. Usually the student who solves the integral very quickly has a time in the first round (first round you get 3 minutes to solve the integral) ends up writing the solution as something like &q...

Azhrei wrote:aliasmask wrote:
PS. Math is hard.

No, Rocks are hard. Math is difficult.

This reminds me of my 5th grade teacher who pounded into our heads that "Dogs get mad, people get angry."

aliasmask wrote:PS. Math is hard.

I'll drink to that.

Look at the abort function. m if flag is 0, abort will terminate the macro. [r: HP=1] [r: abort(0)] [r: HP=-1] End result of the above code is HP=1. It's not a perfect solution, however. The abort(flag) macro kills all the output the macro might have had.