"SetSate()" not working

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BluePhoenix175
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"SetSate()" not working

Post by BluePhoenix175 »

I have tried several variations of a state toggle macro, and none of them seem to work. i can turn it on, the state img shows on the token, and the right click token menu shows the check mark(that i can use to turn it off). but turning it off via macro does not work.

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[h, if(GetState("Blinded") == 1): SetState("Blinded", 0), SetState("Blinded", 1))]

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[h: setState("Blinded", getState("Blinded")-1)]
when i add

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{GetState("Blinded")}

it returns 0 even if clicking the macro added the img to the token.

the framework(?) is failing in the same manner which is what prompted me making my own.

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[if(state.Blinded == 1), CODE:
{
     [h:state.Blinded=0]
};
{
     [h:state.Blinded=1]
     <b>[r:token.name] is <u>blinded</u>!<br></b>
*A blinded creature can&#39;t see and automatically fails
any ability check that requires sight.<br>
*Attack rolls against the creature have advantage, and
the creature&#39;s attack rolls have disadvantage.
}]
im not going crazy right? all of the above code should work?

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wolph42
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Re: "SetSate()" not working

Post by wolph42 »

it won't work in the latest beta version, cause that was reported as a bug.

In other words: which version are you using?

BluePhoenix175
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Re: "SetSate()" not working

Post by BluePhoenix175 »

im using v1.12.0

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aliasmask
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Re: "SetSate()" not working

Post by aliasmask »

Known bug. It's been fixed in 1.12.1

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