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Multiple Identical Status Markers

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I'm playing Fate, and something I'd like to do is have is, say, 3 blue markers and 2 red markers to represent a character with 3 Mental Stress boxes and 2 Physical Stress boxes... among other things. If it looks easy enough, can somebody write it for me? It's kind of like this , but I need it to affect the Red and Blue dots.
You can press the number key while you mouse over the status icon in the popup menu and it'll put a little number over the icon on the token (it only shows 1-9, and 0 will clear it).
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Yes, but that's not what I'm asking. I was asking for a blue box with the number 3 and ANOTHER blue box with the number 2 and a THIRD blue box with the number 1.
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Stephen Koontz
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Robert, I think this will do what you want. Use this command to add blue status markers !blue # (I.E. !blue 134) Use this to clear them !blue <a href="https://gist.github.com/SteveKoontz/ecdd84868bd8efb4f568#file-blue-js" rel="nofollow">https://gist.github.com/SteveKoontz/ecdd84868bd8efb4f568#file-blue-js</a>
Thanks. Works like a dream. I copied it over to Red and Green to represent Physical and Neutral stress. Fate is so much more compatible now!
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The Aaron
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I've been getting into Fate lately too, so I wrote one as well. =D It defaults to using Red and Blue, but lets you add more with the !fate-dots command (see example). On statuses that are used for stress boxes, you just set the status to a number, and it automatically adjusts them to have that many boxes, counting down: Dependencies : This script uses my isGM script, see it for install instructions. GIST: <a href="https://gist.github.com/shdwjk/dc0e5f5458e681925dc" rel="nofollow">https://gist.github.com/shdwjk/dc0e5f5458e681925dc</a>...
I'm curious: What monster is that, and why is it using all 3 stress types?
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The Aaron
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Bulette from DnD. Just a token I had handy in my test campaign. I just turned on 3 statuses for testing. :)
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Lithl
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Robert R. said: I'm curious: What monster is that, and why is it using all 3 stress types? Hey, DFRPG is an implementation of FATE, and all characters use all stress types. =P
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The Aaron
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DFRPG is the one I play, though I've only played one session... (Did I mention I have a son named Dresden? =D)
My goodness, that's commitment. I've only played Core and Accelerated.
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The Aaron
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I've got Strands of Fate/Strands of Power, but haven't actually played. Are you talking about commitment because of making the script on only one session, or naming one of my sons after the protagonist? =D Did your try that script out?
I was referring to your son. I've been using Steve's because it was already in and I've been short on time, but I might have time to compare between sessions.