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[Script] Dynamic Token Bars

March 25 (2 years ago)

Edited March 25 (2 years ago)

Hey, first time sharing here, but wanted to share a simple immersion tweak I've been working on and hope others get some use out of it. Been working on it for personal use, but if you come across any issues or ways it can be improved, I'd love to hear it.

Dynamic Token Bars

Dynamic Token Bars is a simple script to display or hide token bars depending on whether combat is active.

Token bar visibility is set depending on whether the turn tracker is open, updating as the turn tracker is opened/closed, or when players are moved to a new page, with the option to set/clear specific bars as permanently visible regardless of the turn tracker status.

Currently only sets visibility for players, token bars remain visible for GMs.

  • Source code can be found here

Commands

  • !dtb --pb [bar index] Permanent Bars: Set the token bar at the given index to be permanently visible, remaining visible after the turn tracker is closed.
  • !dtb --seeall See All: Option to toggle See All, allowing players to see all other token bars in addition to their own.
  • !dtb --clear Clear: Clear all permanently visible token bars and See All status, reverting to default behaviour.


March 25 (2 years ago)

Edited March 25 (2 years ago)
timmaugh
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Hey, Conner... even after you edited the post, that last link still doesn't work...? What was that supposed to be?

Hey Timmaugh, first time trying to share a GitHub Gist - the stickied thread says it should be as simple as posting a like to the gist for it to embed the code, but seem to be having a bit of trouble...