Question about [Script] Automatic Status Markers

Im looking for a workaround on Eric D's Automatic Status markers . First of all it works great, but not exactly as i'd like it. I'm using the old 3.5 D&D rules and when a character hits -1 or lower they start to bleed out. upon reaching -10 they die. I was hoping to use this script to do that, but it's set for ratios of the full HP instead of concrete numbers. ex: var CONFIG = [ {barId: 1, barRatio: .5, status: "redmarker", whenLow: true}, {barId: 1, barRatio: 0, status: "dead", whenLow: true}]; i dont know how to script but can play around a little to tweak it, im trying to figure out what to replace the "barRatio: .5" and "barRatio: 0" with to indicate "Bleeding out" and "Dead" Thanks in advance!

I don't know about that one, but I have one you could use. Just change line 48 from this: HP.dead=-HP.bloodied; to this: HP.dead=-10; GIST: <a href="https://gist.github.com/shdwjk/baab586565149fe0fca" rel="nofollow">https://gist.github.com/shdwjk/baab586565149fe0fca</a>...

That works Aaron, i deleted the Bloodied info (im not using those rules) so it works well. i also adjusted it to throw the red X on -10 and use the half heart for 0 thru -9. I did notice one "bug" tho and im not sure if its your script or Roll20, say i have a character at -7 and he gets healed for 5 pts, when i edit the circle it doesnt update to -2, but instead gives the player an end result of +5 hp, is this intended? Also one other question, how do you use the Temp HP feature.... anytime i add a number to the token that would result in a higher than max it throttles it down to max hp.

It is intended. In 5th edition DnD, healing always applies from 0. You can disable that by setting ASSUME_HEALS=false. For temp hit points, set TempHitPointsIn to the name of either a property of a token (like bar1_value) or the name of an attribute on the character the token represents. Then when you adjust hit points down, it will balance accounts between the two.

Awesome Aaron, I got the assume heals working correctly, but im a little confused about the Temp HP. I see a few values that are called TempHitPointsIn but not sure which to adjust? Which line number? Also whats the difference between using bar1_value vs. an attribute?

Line 7. The ones on the token are the bars, the attributes might be backed by a character sheet or some other api script.