Function call that identifies sheet name/game type?

Hi, I wonder if there is a function call that I could use that would identify the character sheet being used? I haven't had luck reading through the wiki and existing mods. The reason I'm asking is related to the mod Hero Roller. It was designed to be used with one sheet (HeroSystem6e), but is mostly compatible with another (HeroSystem6eHeroic). If I could identify which sheet was being used, I could probably update Hero Roller with an if or switch statement to handle the few differences between them instead of trying something more involved. Thanks for the help. :-)

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Hey, ViG.... Hero Roller should be* compatible with most sheets since you construct the power/skill command line. I don't even think it uses the template from the sheet. * - I know, this phrase is doing a LOT of work in this sentence. I am the author of Hero Roller, so if you can articulate what you need, I can probably mod the script and release it so everyone can benefit.

Thanks, Jarren. It looks like I'm not alone. Hi timmaugh, It's great that you saw my post. There is an issue when Hero Roller tries to get CVs. For instance, my sheet doesn't use "ocv_base" and "ocv" is lower case. The latter is a pain because the Hero Roller doesn't find it and creates a new variable "OCV" set to 0. I don't really want to change the case of each CV if I can avoid it. In the end, it's not a deal breaker, but it makes the hit DCV value incorrect. I could create a hidden variable that identifies the sheet type. This would be a specific fix, but I think it would work. It would require two calls for attributes however. The first to see if this hypothetical sheetID existed. Maybe Supernotes' implementation is good compromise, but existing HeroSystem6e games could be affected. A default to that sheet would likely be the best choice.

ah... fair point. I had forgotten that it go that info from the sheet. I can add a configuration step to the script to let the GM pick the sheet (and/or declare a set of attributes for a custom configuration if they're using a homebrew sheet). Once declared, it will be stored in the state object so it will persist between games. Let me see what I can do...

Cool. Let me know if I can do anything on my end. I'd be happy to add the hidden variable sheet ID if needed.