Jim W. said:
So no-one has yet got 9.0.0 via Roll20? Sorry I was thinking people had, and that therefore I was doing something wrong.
Jim W. said:
The die type would be INT((Monk_Level+13)/6)*2 but seems INT is not allowed and die roller uses the unrounded value without - and that fails!
EDIT: OK using ROUND:-
[[round((Monk_Level+10)/6)*2]] gives the right die type, prefiix with a [[d and add ]] at end. Monk_Level needs to be pulled from the sheet of course.
Edit 2: Damage: [[1d[[round((@{monk_level}+10)/6)*2]]]]
I did make changes. They have not gone live yet. The posts above explain why.Saevar L. "Liquid-Sonic" said:
Erp, I thought you made the changes to the roll templates in the recent one, Argh I updated to it and botched the job.
That'll be 9.1.0.Saevar L. "Liquid-Sonic" said:
I mean this change specifically :P its not in the new one. I've checked.
The settings page on 9.0.1 has a setting for proficiency dice. When 9.0.1 is released (should be any time now) you can use it.Daniel B. said:
I'm trying to figure out if it is possible to use the Proficiency Dice optional rule from the DMG using your sheets. From the digging I've done so far, I've discovered that I'm way over my head.
Is this something that is possible to use and I just haven't found the answer, or does it conflict with too many of the sheets functions?
Kryx said:
That'll be 9.1.0.Saevar L. "Liquid-Sonic" said:
I mean this change specifically :P its not in the new one. I've checked.
Kryx said:
The settings page on 9.0.1 has a setting for proficiency dice. When 9.0.1 is released (should be any time now) you can use it.
Button toggles have successfully ported for every character and npc that I've tested so far. If you're encountering an issue unrelated to incorrect data in an earlier version (see known issues in 9.0.2) then please let me know on the tracker. Though conversion issues won't be so important as the vast majority of people will go through it soon.Saevar L. "Liquid-Sonic" said:
I just updated the sheet and it broke more than what I thought it would haha :P lots of boxes to toggle on and off!
I'll let you know on the bug tracker, there were a few things that crapped up for my sheets and players, such as Ammo appearing out of the box and just in parenthesis and we were unable to make it stop etc.Kryx said:
Button toggles have successfully ported for every character and npc that I've tested so far. If you're encountering an issue unrelated to incorrect data in an earlier version (see known issues in 9.0.2) then please let me know on the tracker. Though conversion issues won't be so important as the vast majority of people will go through it soon.Saevar L. "Liquid-Sonic" said:
I just updated the sheet and it broke more than what I thought it would haha :P lots of boxes to toggle on and off!
Make sure you let the upgrade complete.Saevar L. "Liquid-Sonic" said:
I'll let you know on the bug tracker, there were a few things that crapped up for my sheets and players, such as Ammo appearing out of the box and just in parenthesis and we were unable to make it stop etc.
Also I may of missed this, is there any fix for custom rolls? I have players who used Great weapon skills and all that, so that breaks the RO math function now. Do I just have to customise it in now?
Daniel B. said:
Kryx said:
The settings page on 9.0.1 has a setting for proficiency dice. When 9.0.1 is released (should be any time now) you can use it.
Wow, thank you so much! Really like the style of the sheet btw, excellent work!
Spell save DCs are not included on the alternate rule on DMG 263: "Instead of adding a proficiency bonus to an ability check, an attack roll, or saving throw, the character's player rolls a die". If you'd like to have them included please open an issue on the tracker.Daniel B. said:
I've loaded the new sheets and for attacks the proficiency die is working well, but it is not working on effects like Spell Save DCs, is there an attribute I can modify to make this work?
I can do nothing about 9. If you want to see the progress of pull requests watch roll20's repo: https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets/...Jim W. said:
So still waiting on 9.... has anyone got any version via Roll20 yet? Does rollout happen all at once or progressive by campaign?
Kryx said:
Spell save DCs are not included on the alternate rule on DMG 263: "Instead of adding a proficiency bonus to an ability check, an attack roll, or saving throw, the character's player rolls a die". If you'd like to have them included please open an issue on the tracker.
I've been asking roll20 this same question: https://app.roll20.net/forum/permalink/4601116/Jyro X said:
When importing manually, is there an option to set character sheet defaults anywhere? Would like to make it so that all NPC cards character sheet output is set to whisper by default. Can't seem to find this anywhere.
Kryx said:
I've been asking roll20 this same question: https://app.roll20.net/forum/permalink/4601116/Jyro X said:
When importing manually, is there an option to set character sheet defaults anywhere? Would like to make it so that all NPC cards character sheet output is set to whisper by default. Can't seem to find this anywhere.
If you want this please post there.
Kryx said:
Spells section, first row, last item "Points". Make it not green.
Also, you should really not import every spell. Your sheet will lag like crazy. I highly recommend you do not do that.
It's your sheet, but I will not support any lag or any bugs as a result. Any future upgrades that touch spells for example will take longer, the sheet takes longer to open. It's your choice, but it's quite bad practice and only gets worse as the character levels.Tim said:
Noted, re: importing every spell. It's just tricky with clerics who do have access to all their spells. I suppose I could delete the spells that he's never had prepared so far and just put the ones he actually uses in there.
I did try untoggling Spell Points in the char sheet, but the Spell Points still appear in the spells macro:It's best to open an issue at step 1 (the first post) so the comments are all in 1 place. See OP for the link to do so now.
JulianSt said:
Can someone help me figure out why rolling for skills always rolls 2 3d dice and then rolls 4 3d dice when rolling with Advantage?
Kryx said:
Please copy the output. Hit the up arrow on your keyboard in the chat window after using the ability and copy that code here.
Daniel B. said:
Kryx said:
Spell save DCs are not included on the alternate rule on DMG 263: "Instead of adding a proficiency bonus to an ability check, an attack roll, or saving throw, the character's player rolls a die". If you'd like to have them included please open an issue on the tracker.
Huh, that's interesting. I'd not considered that part of the wording! At my table we've always used the proficiency die for spell saves as well as spell saves use a proficiency bonus, which in our case is the die.
I'll open it up on the tracker, thanks again for all of your work. :)
Kryx said:
Mike said:
Can I ask what the motivation for changing how attacks/damage work was?Every person I spoke to about the model gave feedback that it was a positive change.
- To have NPC text regenerate based on adjustments to either prof bonus, stat score, etc.
- Have a more consistent data model. Features, spells, and everything are written so that the damage of an attack is based on hitting, or the damage of a saving throw is based on the creature failing a save - that was not reflected in the data model. One of the advantages of this approach for example is that I can declare that saving throw damage is not multiplied on a crit. The JSON I use for spells has had the damage tied to each type as well.
- Have an inline editable UI that matches 5e's design with the editable fields in line where they'll appear in the output. The goal was clarity.
Kryx said:
9.1.0 roll templates:
I worked on them a bit and came up with this:
I hope that'll satisfy the desire to have the main components (attack roll, or damage roll) fully left aligned and easy to parse out while also keeping the relevant information.
