This script request is based around a thematic idea that I think could work exceptionally well on Roll20. I stared the discussion here . Think of a maze... but it's not exactly a traditional maze. More of a series of areas interconnected with portals/teleporters. While I am thinking of this in the context of my thematic idea, it seems like it could be a practical script used in many different cases. Teleporters/Portal - These are one way gateways with a specific entrance and a specific exit, essentially a one-way ticket from point A to point B. These will of course need to be grouped so that they "link" properly. Portal-A-In links to Portal-A-Out. It would also be nice to have a group of "Entrance" Portals link to a random group of "Exit" portals. For example, Portal-B-In randomly sends the player to Portal-B-Out-1 through Portal-B-Out-10. These portals should be shown/defined on the GM layer represented by specifically named tokens. In other scripts tokens placed on the journal layer had to be linked to character sheets. Would it be possible to instead use the token name instead of the journal name? This way you need not clutter up the journal with entries, but still had the option to do so if you wanted to (by linking the tokens to journal entries). I think the above is feasible with the API based on the other script in the original thread. Now here is a tricky part that I am not sure if it is possible and/or how it could be implemented. The standard one-way portal with a defined entrance and exit work fine in a group setting. The random ones would be beneficial as well to force the part to split... however there is an instance where you want the entire group to be teleported to the same random location when one individual interacts with a portal, I don't know how feasible this would be and/or how difficult it would be to implement this. I know a bit of Javascript for the API, but unfortunately I think it is beyond my ability to code efficiently, so any help would be appreciated.
