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I am using the Unearthed Arcana psionic from the take 2 sheet. Does anyone have any macros that let you choose how many psi points to use and display the spellcard based on that then also uses a resource/ammo for psi points?
Psi Points is implemented as a native part of the Shaped sheet if you're interested. It also includes my homebrew version of psionics . I'll probably only add support for UA psionics when that is more finalized.
Kryx said: Psi Points is implemented as a native part of the Shaped sheet if you're interested. It also includes my homebrew version of psionics . I'll probably only add support for UA psionics when that is more finalized. ....can i switch to shaped sheets with the storm king's thunder?
marty r. said: ....can i switch to shaped sheets with the storm king's thunder? At this current time there are some issues with the conversion script I have setup. A good majority of the process is automated, but items like spells don't port over seamlessly. I'm working toward this being a seamless process, but it is not currently. Perhaps your best bet is to use ammo/resource on the OGL sheet for tracking psi points and reducing that as used. Or perhaps make your own field called "Psi Points" in the "Attributes and Abilities" tab and link that on your token.
current plan is using a resource, like ammo. I just am unsure how to adjust those values within a macro. I was gonna make a macro for each spell, that asks you 'how many psi points will you spend' then display the spell effects based on that and spend points from your resource accordingly. but, thats above me.
marty r. said: and a macro cannot initiate an API call? It can ( if the right scripts are installed) , look at Silvyre's advice further up. Adjusting attribute values via macros is the reason ChatSetAttr exists.