Some bugs in the Roll 20 App

There's some bugs within the application itself. It seems to have memory leaks when left on for several hours and can crash the browser. I can't be entirely sure, but it only seems to happen when the applet is open. Furthermore, on the standard (not alpha) character sheets if you put in a 'Temp' or 'Misc' bonus it turns the attributes into 'floors' or a mess of pluses. That in itself leads me to use myth weavers character sheets instead because they work properly.

Regarding the first bug, please go to <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Solving_Technical_Issues" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Solving_Technical_Issues</a> and follow the steps. The second bug is not a bug with Roll20. What you are describing is the formulas used to derive a number. For example, maybe you have an attribute called "Strength" and it has a score of 17. In order to get the "Strength modifier" of +3 you need to calculate it as "floor(Strength/2)-5". This becomes floor(17/2)-5 = floor(8.5)-5 = 8-5 = 3 The problem is that with how Roll20 character sheets operate they cannot just plug the numbers into what you are seeing. They plug in the formula and then calculate it when the dice are rolled. That is why you are seeing a mess of pluses. I suggest using Inline rolls so that you do not see a mess of pluses.

Whenever there's a floor or 'pluses' error the dice will refuse to roll at all.

Which character sheet are you using? Could you be more specific as to the error?

Gauss said: Which character sheet are you using? Could you be more specific as to the error? Here's what I'm getting, this is not the Alpha sheet. Also the forum's BBC code or whatever only displays as &lt;/&gt;

I still don't know which character sheet you are using, could you supply the name please? There are dozens of sheets. Regarding the forum code and the previously mentioned memory leaks, perhaps you have a browser problem. Please go to <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Solving_Technical_Issues" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Solving_Technical_Issues</a> and follow the steps.

Looks like whatever sheet it is, the author forgot to include disabled="disabled" in the calculated inputs.

Take out the + in the temp bonus value you put in (make it a 2 or 11 not a +2 or a +11); that looks like the D&D3.5 sheet and those values are already added with a + and the calculations/rolls do not like a ++ value at all (that's a limitation of Roll20 in general). The - works because a +- is ok. (don't know why the shading isn't showing up, but the disabled is definitely in there if it's the stock D&D3.5 sheet. :)