Peacekeeper B said: Last line of the powercard is a conditional that should turn the torch on. But I don't think I am writing the torch API correction for a powercard. And I can't find an example in the Wiki documentation (whcih are often less than helpful for those of us who are not computer wizards). If ther was just a place (or Wiki documentation) that showed the most basic APIs in powercard format that would be great. !power {{ --bgcolor|#1c4587 --erowbg|F1F1D4 --orowbg|#b6d7a8 --name|Light --tokenid|@{selected|token_image} --emote|** Lunitari's Idish, SHIRAK, Damen Du!** --leftsub|**R:** 150 Feet **CT:** 1 **D:** (@{selected|Level}*10) Minutes **C:** VSM --?? @{selected|numspells_0} > 0 ?? --Effect:| This spell causes an object to shed light, clearly illuminating the area around it as much as a torch, albeit with clear, white light. Although the effect is immobile, it can be cast on a movable object. Light taken into an area of magical darkness does not function. The caster needs a piece of clear quartz crystal, natural, cut or polished worth 5 gp. --?? @{selected|numspells_0} > 0 ?? soundfx|_audio,play,nomenu|shirak --?? @{selected|numspells_0} > 0 ?? api_setattr|_name @{selected|token_name} _mod _numspells_0|-1 _silent --?? @{selected|numspells_0} > 0 ?? vfx_opt|@{selected|token_id} nova-holy --?? @{selected|numspells_0} < 1 ?? Spell Failure:| You are out of 1st Level spells. --?? @{selected|numspells_1} > 0 ?? api_torch|40 20 }} Another one I am having issues with is GM King's Summon. Normally it is !summon Name cust # # Where name is the name of the character sheet the image is coming from and the # are size. For example? !summon Color-Spray cust 420 280 which works outside of powercards but when I make it api_summon|Color-Spray cust 420 280 it doesn't work at all. I also couldn't use the work around of token-mod to change the light emitting from the caster's token. Likely what you are running into is that !torch defaults to using the selected token as its location, but there is no way for the PowerCards API to pass that information to Torch. The Torch API accepts a token id as the 4th argument, so: --?? @{selected|numspells_1} > 0 ?? api_torch|40 20 yes @{selected|token_id} Will probably do what you are looking for. Looking at King's Summon, it looks like the same issue, except that I don't see a method for specifying a token ID, so it won't be successfully callable from PowerCards. Note that the limitation of not being able to pass selected information from one API script to another is baked into the API, and not something that can be "fixed" by modifying PowerCards.
