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You can also change macroLink colors with CSS. The CSS selector 'a' applies to them.

biodude wrote:Unless, you want to 'fake' the emit function, which shouldn't be too hard and probably safer and even more powerful overall.

And you can see an example of how to do it if you look at the code for Rumble's Speak For Me tool.

Not sure, but I do know a non-GM can only Draw on the Token Layer. So just don't draw anything on the Token Layer as the GM, and then you'll be able to switch to the Token Layer and indiscriminately Erase anything a player has Drawn.

Indeed. I wrote a UDF that undoes this:

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[h: decVersion = arg(0) ]

[ if( isNumber( decVersion ) ), code: {
	[h: macro.return = strformat( "#%06x", decVersion )]
}; {
	[h: macro.return = decVersion ]
}]

I'll second that! 1. Undo should either work consistently for everything, or should become unavailable when you've started actions that cannot be undone. For example, if I draw something on the background layer and then start adding background objects (such as drag-in walls), then UNDO should not u...

Sounds like your new map is using a different grid style (square/hex/no grid) than your old map. The Size options available depend on the grid style of the map.

Specifically, it sounds like you're now on a Hex map when you're used to a Square map.

I actually like the way this works ... I think it's good that you can make a dialog of useful output pop up, even in the middle of a CODE block of otherwise-Hidden-Output. It's very useful for Debugging among other things.

I don't get why this doesn't send you the Raw Value when it's default. The Value is Default, yes, it's unchanged from the Default, but you should get the Raw Property Value, no matter what it is. There shouldn't be an IF (Property.Value.Raw == Property.DefaultValue.Raw) { return null; } else { retu...

Eh, I appreciate you inquiring for an update on the status of this feature. 'Twill be a REALLY nice one to have.

I think what's got you confused is: It is my understanding that while playing that PC's are nothing more than tokens, is that correct? No, PCs aren't entirely represented by tokens -- unless you're playing with a rather extensively developed Macro Framework. A basic token is just a picture and a way...

I can see why it would also be a crucial feature in, say, The Riddle of Steel. My homebrew system has a few times where the defender of an attack has several options of how to defend, too. I'm still trying to figure out if I'll need to do something complicated with sent macroLinks to simulate this i...

JonathanTheBlack wrote:Is there a way to use css/html tooltips over text? That way I can build my own tooltip instead of using the default in maptool?

I believe Rumble's framework, for example, makes extensive use of the extended [t:] roll option. But I'm not very knowledgeable about it myself.

biodude wrote:One of the forum regulars (I think AliasMask) also has a nifty tool for batch Import and Export of Macro code from tokens (I think it's called 'MacroIO') To help facilitate this process.

MicroIO has also been incorporated into my Token Manager resource.

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I don't follow this step in addition to the questions posed by Raoden, what exactly is in the clipboard the URL for you index.gz? OK, what do you do with it then. Do you also have your players do something with it? Ah, that part I do understand (I think). You open up Campaign Properties, go to the ...

Bumping this again, in case people assume jfrazier answered my questions. (His comment was a good point, but on a different subject.)

Can anyone help? I'd really like to start using Dropbox, but I can't figure out how!