[Script] PowerCards 3 (Thread 3)

Hi there ! I submit a little problem I have to complete my powercards. Here is the code : !power {{ --charid|@{character_id} --emote|**@{character_name}** attacks with is **@{Weap1}** ! --name|Close Combat --leftsub|Attack --rightsub| **@{Weap1}** --Attack :|[[ [$Atk] 1D(?{risk|no,10|yes,20}) + @{Cap_Off1} ]] --?? $Atk.base == 1 OR $Atk.base == 11 ?? Critical Failure:| it's a Critical Failure --?? $Atk.base <> 1 AND $Atk.base <> 11 ?? Damage :| Damages are : [[@{Dam1}]] }} As you can see, there is a choice about using a risky dice or not. 1 is always a critical failure. Choosing a D10 die makes all values available as success except 1. Using a D20 die makes all even values as successes, 1 and 11 are critical failures and all other odd values are automatic failures. I could easily use conditionnals so that all odd values are failures (except 1 and 11 that are critical failures) but 3, 5, 7 and 9 would be considered as failures when choosing a D10 die whereas there should not.. I'm not sure if I can make a functioning macro using Powercards. Any help welcomed ! Regards. :)

Hey, Phoxounet . Although this shouldn't really affect the performance of the PowerCard, I notice your 4th line is a bit messed up (a line break went bad?) There's also a stray } at the end of your inline roll within your Attack tag. You can add a "Failure" tag for using risk: add "AND ?{risk} == 20" "use conditionnals so that all odd values are failures (except 1 and 11 that are critical failures) but 3, 5, 7 and 9 would be considered as failures" Does that make sense? --?? $Atk.base <> 1 AND $Atk.base <> 11 AND ?{risk} == 10 ?? Damage :| Damages are : [[@{Dam1}]] --?? $Atk.base == 2 OR $Atk.base == 4 OR $Atk.base == 6 OR $Atk.base == 8 OR $Atk.base == 10 OR $Atk.base == 12 OR $Atk.base == 14 OR $Atk.base == 16 OR $Atk.base == 18 OR $Atk.base == 20 AND ?{risk} == 20 ?? Damage :| Damages are : [[@{Dam1}]] --?? $Atk.base == 3 OR $Atk.base == 5 OR $Atk.base == 7 OR Atk.base == 9 OR $Atk.base == 13 OR $Atk.base == 15 OR $Atk.base == 17 OR $Atk.base == 19 AND ?{risk} == 20 ?? Failure:| it's a Failure --?? $Atk.base == 1 OR $Atk.base == 11 ?? Critical Failure:| it's a Critical Failure

Well not. Here is the whole thing. You can choose a normal roll (1D10) and 1 is a critical failure and all other values are ok. You can choose a 1D20 (as a risky die). 1 and 11 are critical failures. All odd values are considered 0. All even values keep their values. With your macro, all D10 rolls have odd values displayed as failures >< 

Oops, I should have put the ?{risk} = X in front! Try this: !power {{ --charid|@{character_id} --emote|**@{character_name}** attacks with is **@{Weap1}** ! --name|Close Combat --leftsub|Attack --rightsub| **@{Weap1}** --Attack :|[[ [$Atk] 1D(?{risk|no,10|yes,20}) + @{Cap_Off1} ]] --?? ?{risk} == 10 AND $Atk.base <> 1 AND $Atk.base <> 11 ?? Damage :| Damages are : [[@{Dam1}]] --?? ?{risk} == 20 AND $Atk.base == 2 OR $Atk.base == 4 OR $Atk.base == 6 OR $Atk.base == 8 OR $Atk.base == 10 OR $Atk.base == 12 OR $Atk.base == 14 OR $Atk.base == 16 OR $Atk.base == 18 OR $Atk.base == 20 ?? Damage (Risk) :| Damages are : [[@{Dam1}]] --?? ?{risk} == 20 AND $Atk.base == 3 OR $Atk.base == 5 OR $Atk.base == 7 OR Atk.base == 9 OR $Atk.base == 13 OR $Atk.base == 15 OR $Atk.base == 17 OR $Atk.base == 19 ?? Failure:| it's a Failure --?? $Atk.base == 1 OR $Atk.base == 11 ?? Critical Failure:| it's a Critical Failure }}

I see the logic of your proposition. Smart one. However, it is not working.. I guess that not having a  $risk in the attack string is a problem. edit : damn bold characters Edit bis : my bad. i made a mistake. It is perfectly working !!!! Thank you so much !!!! :D

Silvyre, there is the modulo function that's available. Would make it easier to check for an odd value. --?? ?{risk} == 20 AND $Atk.base ~% 2 ?? Roll|Is Odd

I used it to modify the macro and is almost functioning. However, I don't see which order conditionals should have so that it correctly stops. If the critical failure is the first conditional, ( $Atk.base == 1 or $Atk == 11) it should stop at this line and not display damages, Right ? !power {{ --charid|@{character_id} --emote|**@{character_name}** attacks with his **@{weap2}** ! --name|Close Combat --leftsub|Attack --rightsub| **@{Weap2}** --Attack :|[[ [$Atk] 1D(?{risk|no,10|yes,20}) + @{Cap_Off2} }]] --?? $Atk.base == 1 OR $Atk.base == 11 ?? Critical Failure:| It's a Critical Failure --?? ?{risk} == 10 AND $Atk <> 1 ?? Damages :| Damages are [[@{Dam2}]] --?? ?{risk} == 20 AND $Atk.base % 2 ?? Damages :| Damages are [[@{Dam2}]] --?? ?{risk} == 20 AND $Atk.base ~% 2 ?? Failure :| The Risky Attack is Failure }}

No, it will go through all conditionals, top to bottom. If you don't want damage to show, you need to add $Atk.base <> 1 AND $Atk.base <> 11.

Well I made a mistake again. I forgot a .base at the second conditional. It messed up all conditions. Now, the critical failure is the last tested conditional and everything is perfectly working. Thank you so much, guys !! :D

HoneyBadger said: Silvyre, there is the modulo function that's available. Would make it easier to check for an odd value. When I was typing all that out, I knew there was an easier way to do it... but it eluded me! Need to use modulo more often! Glad you got it working, Phoxounet !

Hi guys. Back again... !power{{ --charid|@{character_id} --emote|**@{character_name}** attacks with his **@{weap2}** ! --name|Close Combat --leftsub|Attack--rightsub|**@{Weap2}** --Attack:|[[ [$Atk] 1D(?{risk|no,10|yes,20}) + @{Cap_Off2} }]] --?? ?{risk} == 10 AND $Atk.base <> 1 ?? Damages :| Damages are [[@{Dam2}]] --?? ?{risk} == 20 AND $Atk.base % 2 ?? Damages :| Damages are [[@{Dam2}]] --?? ?{risk} == 20 AND $Atk.base ~% 2 AND $Atk.base <> 1 AND $Atk.base <> 11 ?? Failure :| The Risky Attack is Failure --?? $Atk.base == 1 OR $Atk.base == 11 ?? Critical Failure:| It's a Critical Failure }} First of all, the 3rd conditional isn't working as intended. For example, if $Atk=13, I only get the Attack line but not the content of the conditional line. (and nothing else). Every other conditionals work as intended and I don't see why it doesn't display the result of the conditional. Secondary, if i had a roll instead of attack like : --Roll :|[[ [$Roll] 1D(?{risk|no,10|yes,20})]] Is it possible to use the $Roll as a variable to calculate the attack value in the showed result of a conditional (like $Roll + Cap_Off2), using the correct syntax ? Edit : Well. I didn't find my error and wrote again the macro... it is now correctly working... I'm so unlucky these days ><

The problem is that you have the same name for different tags. You can't re-use Damages: over and over. So in cases like this, I hide the real tag and add a fake tag as part of the content like this: --?? ?{risk} == 10 AND $Atk.base <> 1 ?? !Dmg1|**Damages:** Damages are [[@{Dam2}]] --?? ?{risk} == 20 AND $Atk.base % 2 ?? !Dmg2|**Damages:** Damages are [[@{Dam2}]]

And no, it is not possible to use values stored as a roll ID in math. It's a complex task and undertaking that will take a major re-write of the script.

Not really a problem with a macro but stuck on how to write one. Wrote the following to handle low level weapon attacks but as we've leveled up im in need for a more versitle command one that lets me use conditional attacks, say im in point blank range, I use Rapid fire or I generally have more then one attack. !power {{ --tokenid|@{selected|token_id} --emote|//?{Description}// --name|Weapon Attack --leftsub|♦ @{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_name} (@{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_range}ft) --rightsub|^^♦ @{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_name} (@{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_range}ft) ♦ --title|[[ [$AtkWpn] ?{@{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_name} (0), @{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_name} (1), @{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_name} (2) } + 0d0 ]] --?? $AtkWpn == 0 ?? Weapon:| @{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_name} --?? $AtkWpn == 0 ?? Attack:|[[ [$AtkBow] 1d20cs>@{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_crit-target} + @{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_total-attack}]] vs **AC** --?? $AtkWpn == 0 AND $AtkBow.base >= @{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_crit-target} ?? Damage:|[[@{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_crit-multiplier}*[[@{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_damage-dice-num}d@{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_damage-die}]] + @{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_total-damage}]]**@{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_type}** --?? $AtkWpn == 0 AND $AtkBow.base < @{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_crit-target} ?? Damage:|[[@{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_damage-dice-num}d@{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_damage-die} + @{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_total-damage}]]**@{selected|repeating_weapon_$0_type}** --?? $AtkWpn == 1 ?? Weapon:| @{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_name} --?? $AtkWpn == 1 ?? Attack:|[[ [$AtkDag] 1d20cs>@{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_crit-target} + @{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_total-attack}]] vs **AC** --?? $AtkWpn == 1 AND $AtkDag.base >= @{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_crit-target} ?? Damage:|[[@{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_crit-multiplier}*[[@{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_damage-dice-num}d@{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_damage-die}]] + @{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_total-damage}]]**@{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_type}** --?? $AtkWpn == 1 AND $AtkDag.base < @{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_crit-target} ?? Damage:|[[@{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_damage-dice-num}d@{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_damage-die} + @{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_total-damage}]]**@{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_type}** --?? $AtkWpn == 2 ?? Weapon:| @{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_name} --?? $AtkWpn == 2 ?? Attack: *1|[[ [$AtkDag] 1d20cs>@{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_crit-target} + @{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_total-attack}]] vs **AC** --?? $AtkWpn == 2 AND $AtkDag.base >= @{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_crit-target} ?? Damage: *1|[[@{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_crit-multiplier}*[[@{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_damage-dice-num}d@{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_damage-die}]] + @{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_total-damage}]]**@{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_type}** --?? $AtkWpn == 2 AND $AtkDag.base < @{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_crit-target} ?? Damage: *1|[[@{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_damage-dice-num}d@{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_damage-die} + @{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_total-damage}]]**@{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_type}** --?? $AtkWpn == 2 ?? Attack: *2|[[ [$AtkDag] 1d20cs>@{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_crit-target} + @{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_total-attack}]] vs **AC** --?? $AtkWpn == 2 AND $AtkDag.base >= @{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_crit-target} ?? Damage: *2|[[@{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_crit-multiplier}*[[@{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_damage-dice-num}d@{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_damage-die}]] + @{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_total-damage}]]**@{selected|repeating_weapon_$1_type}** --?? $AtkWpn == 2 AND $AtkDag.base < @{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_crit-target} ?? Damage: *2|[[@{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_damage-dice-num}d@{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_damage-die} + @{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_total-damage}]]**@{selected|repeating_weapon_$2_type}** }} My current fix to rapid fire is attack 3 which is a separate attack listed on the character sheet. As you can see this is long and tidious to iplement. Any ideas or know a place I can grab macros already written? Cheers, ToastiePOP

If you're willing to delve into the realm of advanced Roll Queries , you might learn how to use a potentially more convenient* way of handling conditionally-active feats , and may also discover that you'll spare yourself conditionals by doing so. *For the user of the macro, probably not for the creator. :)

Silvyre said: If you're willing to delve into the realm of advanced Roll Queries , you might learn how to use a potentially more convenient* way of handling conditionally-active feats , and may also discover that you'll spare yourself conditionals by doing so. *For the user of the macro, probably not for the creator. :) We looked over this but had no luck getting any of the queries we created to work. Is it possible to grab a template of something similar to what I'm after as something to play with? Thanks again for the advice.

I'd like to use the status symbol icons in my powercards, so i could do something like --Dazed Condition:| @ The creature is unable to act normally. A dazed creature can take no actions, but has no penalty to AC. and replace the @ with the status icon for something.  Is this possible, HB?

GenKitty, do you mean having the image in the power card or automatically applying the status icon to the token?

!power {{ --tokenid|@{selected|token_id} --emote|//?{Description}// --name|Multi Attacks --Attack:#?{Number of Attacks|1}| [[1d20 + ?{Attack Modifier|0}]] VS **AC** ^^ **Damage**: [[?{Number of dice|1}d?{Sides of Dice|6} + ?{Damage Modifier|0}]] }} Is there currently a way to make it ask every iteration of a roll for a specific value eg. Attack bonus? Really trying to get Itterations to work =[

I mean having the image in the card.  This is Powercards, not TokenMods ;)  It's a WouldBeNice, not a GottaHave.

ToastiePOP! said: !power {{ --tokenid|@{selected|token_id} --emote|//?{Description}// --name|Multi Attacks --Attack:#?{Number of Attacks|1}| [[1d20 + ?{Attack Modifier|0}]] VS **AC** ^^ **Damage**: [[?{Number of dice|1}d?{Sides of Dice|6} + ?{Damage Modifier|0}]] }} Is there currently a way to make it ask every iteration of a roll for a specific value eg. Attack bonus? Really trying to get Itterations to work =[ Nope. All it does is copy that tag|content that many times. Most people just hard code the iterative attacks anyway. 

GenKitty said: I mean having the image in the card.&nbsp; This is Powercards, not TokenMods ;)&nbsp; It's a WouldBeNice, not a GottaHave. <a href="https://app.roll20.net/images/statussheet.png" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/images/statussheet.png</a> Possibly... but it may be difficult since all the status icons are one wide image and then only part of the image is shown via sprite-sheet-style scripting. Which is about the extent of my knowledge of that... lol.&nbsp;

Righty then.&nbsp; I'll do without.

Would it be possible to check for status icons as a conditional? &gt; double checks original post so I don't have to admit stupidity again &lt;

GenKitty said: Righty then.&nbsp; I'll do without. Almost have it. :D &nbsp;

Khoros said: Would it be possible to check for status icons as a conditional? &gt; double checks original post so I don't have to admit stupidity again &lt; Ah, currently no... but I can probably add that eventually. That request will be a bit involved.

Okay, got it working for the first icon. Now I just need to figure out the math for negative margin-left and it should be mostly done.

GenKitty said: I'd like to use the status symbol icons in my powercards, so i could do something like --Dazed Condition:| @ The creature is unable to act normally. A dazed creature can take no actions, but has no penalty to AC. and replace the @ with the status icon for something.&nbsp; Is this possible, HB? That sounds like it would be really cool... &nbsp;(I think you know where this is going... =D) !power {{ &nbsp; --name| Status Test %%pink%% &nbsp; --Dazed Condition:| %%half-haze%% The creature is unable to act normally. &nbsp;A dazed creature can take no actions, but has no penalty to AC. }} Code changes: New function at about line 882: function statusSymbol(symbol,altForReplace){ &nbsp; &nbsp; var statuses = [ &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 'red', 'blue', 'green', 'brown', 'purple', 'pink', 'yellow', // 0-6 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 'skull', 'sleepy', 'half-heart', 'half-haze', 'interdiction', &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 'snail', 'lightning-helix', 'spanner', 'chained-heart', &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 'chemical-bolt', 'death-zone', 'drink-me', 'edge-crack', &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 'ninja-mask', 'stopwatch', 'fishing-net', 'overdrive', 'strong', &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 'fist', 'padlock', 'three-leaves', 'fluffy-wing', 'pummeled', &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 'tread', 'arrowed', 'aura', 'back-pain', 'black-flag', &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 'bleeding-eye', 'bolt-shield', 'broken-heart', 'cobweb', &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 'broken-shield', 'flying-flag', 'radioactive', 'trophy', &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 'broken-skull', 'frozen-orb', 'rolling-bomb', 'white-tower', &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 'grab', 'screaming', 'grenade', 'sentry-gun', 'all-for-one', &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 'angel-outfit', 'archery-target' &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ], &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; statusColormap = ['#C91010', '#1076c9', '#2fc910', '#c97310', '#9510c9', '#eb75e1', '#e5eb75'], &nbsp; &nbsp; i; symbol = altForReplace||symbol; if(_.contains(statuses,symbol)){ &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; i=_.indexOf(statuses,symbol); &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; if(i&lt;7) { &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; return '&lt;div style="width: 22px; height: 22px; border-radius:100%; display:inline-block; margin: 0; border:0; background-color: '+statusColormap[i]+'"&gt;&lt;/div&gt;'; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; }&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; return '&lt;div style="width: 24px; height: 24px; display:inline-block; margin: 0; border:0; cursor: pointer;padding:0;background-image: url(\'<a href="https://app.roll20.net/images/statussheet.png\');background-repeat:no-repeat;background-position" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/images/statussheet.png\');background-repeat:no-repeat;background-position</a>: '+((-34)*(i-7))+'px 0px;"&gt;&lt;/div&gt;'; } return ''; } Line to call it in the formatters at about line 945: .replace(/%%(.*?)%%/g,statusSymbol)

(I should probably refresh before I post, but hey.. feel free to grab my math if you want. =D )

:P

One issue... %% is already used for target info charms.

can use whatever in the replace: .replace(/\[\+(.*?)\]/g,statusSymbol)

The problem I hadn't solved was getting the scale to the font, rathe than what the image want's to be. &nbsp;Background sprites are a little weird.

Yeah. Scaling it to 75% of the width seemed to work for me, but that would throw off your math.

just multiple the end result by .75 &nbsp;=D

The css background-size: 75% auto; is getting stripped out. &gt;_&lt;

yeah, I ran into that problem too.. &nbsp;might be easier just to host them as separate images...

Honestly, having them oversized isn't ideal, but also isn't too bad for as little use as they are likely to see (currently). &nbsp;Still looking into solutions though. =D

Here's my temporary solution... added a float:left to the image div and a slight bit of padding on the left and right. Hid the !Tag and added **Dazed:** as a fake tag after the status icon.

Sounds usable. =D

Ah, idea. Need to add a configuration option for GenKitty to designate names for each status effect. So that instead of having to remember the names of the pictures, she can use the name of the status effect and the script converts it to the actual icon name.

What is altForReplace in the statusSymbol function for?

When you pass a function to .replace(), the first parameter is the entirely matched string, the second is the first group, etc. &nbsp;Doing it like that means that you can call statusSymbol as&nbsp; statusSymbol('overdrive'); or pass it to .replace() to get the symbol for the first group. &nbsp;Kind of special purpose and lazy. &nbsp;Probably I should have left that out and just called it like: .replace(/\[\+(.*?)\]/g,function(whole,symbolName){return statusSymbol(symbolName);})

Ok, tired now. Will finish modifying this later with a way to configure a list of status effects to roll20 icon names, so that you and your players can just use the actual status name instead of trying to remember which icon goes with what status effect. Big thanks to Aaron for putting this together so quickly.

(Aaron cheated and heisted it out of some existing code from TokenNameNumber. &nbsp;=D ) For your translations, I'd leave statusSymbol "pure" and have a function that converts a name into a symbol name, something like: function translateSymbolAlias(aliasName){ return symbolAliases[aliasName]||aliasName; } &nbsp;Then elsewhere you just have to load up symbolAliases with whatever: symbolAliases['dazed']='half-haze'; Calling: .replace(/\[\+(.*?)\]/g,function(whole,symbolName){return statusSymbol( translateSymbolAlias( symbolName ) );})

You two are awesome.&nbsp; I am perfectly fine with using whatever the names of the pictures are, but Aaron always has to get clever.&nbsp; I look forward to the new release version! (And don't think I didn't see what that macro was named, HB: Yet Another GenKitty Request)

We all know you're just here to make all scripts great. =D

Hi ! I'm using a conditional to see if a character keep his turn or loose it (substracting 10 from his initiative). Everything in the powercard works as intended (with the trkr tag). However, in the conditional result, I added&nbsp;[[10 &{tracker:-}]] when the test fails and the character loses his initiative. It is not functioning. Any idea someone ? :) !power {{ --charid|@{character_id} --emote|**@{character_name}** rolls for Domination ! --name|Combat --rightsub|Domination --CNC :|[[ [$Roll] 1D10cf&lt;0cs&gt;11 [trkr] ]] --?? $Roll.base &lt;= @{CNC} ?? Success:| @{character_name} succeeds at his Domination test ! --?? $Roll.base &gt; @{CNC} ?? Fail :| @{character_name} fails and lost his initiative &nbsp;[[10 &{tracker:-}]] ! }}

This line should be: --CNC :|[[ [$Roll|TRKR] 1D10cf&lt;0cs&gt;11 ]] ... but I've never tried using the options to adjust initiative with powercards before. Not sure if that will work properly.