Post text while a player or an enemy casts a spell

As in title, I bought the digital package of the deck of many and would like to create an API to post text of the GIF I have on giphy when a specific spell is cast. Is there someone who could point me in the right direction? Maybe there is a script I can rewrite that behaves similiarily?

Customizable roll listener could achieve that. If you don't need it to do anything else, you could also write a pretty short and simple script to handle it yourself if you prefer... it would look something like this: on('ready', () =&gt; { on('chat:message', (msg) =&gt; { if (msg.template.match(/spellTemplateName/i) &amp;&amp; msg.content.match(/spellName/i)) { sendChat('', `[img](<a href="http://www.imagehost.com/example.gif)`" rel="nofollow">www.imagehost.com/example.gif)`</a>); } }); }); If you're likely to add more events to it later, probably best to stick with CRL than reinventing the wheel, though.

Marjorie B. said: Consider using polymorphism. If you have a virtual function&nbsp; doSpellEffects , you can implement "usual" logic in the base class, and more specialized logic in other classes for specific spells or spell categories. I hope that one day in the future, the internet will be 99% bot traffic, and it will be OUR turn to try to sneak some human posts onto a bot forum and have it pass for bot-drivel. They'll never know I'm a meatbag!

Lol! But yeah, seems like a big uptick in bots on this forum lately.&nbsp;

im such a noob i thought it was just i didnt understand!

If I were to post a gif for "dancing lights" what will be the difference between spell template and spell name?

It depends on the character sheet you're using - is it R20's 5e sheet, or something else? Basically you want the msg.template match in there to make sure no one triggers the script by just posting the name of the spell in chat. Then the msg.content match stops the script triggering on any spell. The msg.content match can be made more accurate than just the spell name depending (again) on the character sheet in use. You can potentially make the msg.content match specific enough that the template one is superfluous - need to know which sheet you're using though.

If you want to track spells, Combat Master does that and can send a message when spell is cast.&nbsp; Gifs requires a bit more work due to roll20.&nbsp; Not as easy as you want.&nbsp; Do you want a message or an interactive image?:&nbsp; TheAarron has something to deal with animated or non-animated GIFs.&nbsp;&nbsp;

I have managed to achieve everything using CRL - topic can be closed