Lustfulpride said:
Fields are not Cacuating in the Pokemon Table top United Sheet.
Vince said:
Just a quick test to see if I could suggest anything...
it appears that fieldset class names are now case-sensitive in that it only passes a lowercase version of the class name to chat. If your fieldset name has caps, it causes a "No ability was found..." error when executing a drag/dropped repeating button roll.
Probably not good for existing sheets that use caps in their fieldset names.
Might be a bug...?
Better Repeating Sections SupportReferring to the bolded section. How would a user attain this ID number? I am in a situation where I need to reference a field in a repeating section and I don't know what the unique ID is in order to reference it.
Today we're introducing better support for repeating sections on character sheets in a number of ways:
- You can now drag-and-drop a roll button from a repeating section on a sheet into your Macro Quick Bar. The button will continue to function even if other rows in the same section are created/deleted.
- Repeating sections now fully support default values (they will appear correctly when rendering the sheet, and you can reference them the same as any default value in rolls, macros, etc.)
- We've made a change to the way that repeating section attribute names are created. Previously, we would create a name such as "repeating_spells_2_SpellName". The "2" was the identifier of the row. If you deleted the "1" row, the "2" row's attributes would all be renamed to be the "1" row. While this made some sense at the time, it led to an issue which prevented us from supporting repeating section attributes and rolls as first-class citizens in macros, rolls, etc. Now when a row is created in a repeating section it is assigned a unique ID that is shared among all attributes in that row. For example, "repeating_spells_-ABC123_SpellName". The ID of the row will now stay the same until the row is deleted.
- As a result of the above, you can now reference repeating section attributes reliably in macros, using the API, etc., without worrying that the attribute name will change. So if you you create a Fireball spell in the "Spell Level 2" section, and it has the ID -ABC456, you can reference that ID in the attributes, sheet rolls (e.g. %{CharName|repeating_spelllevel2_-ABC456_SpellAttack}), etc.
- Adds new support for @{repeating_spells_$1_SpellName} support. So instead of specifying a specific repeating section row ID, you can now specify the row index (so $0 is the first row, $1 is the second row, $2 is the third row, etc.). You may want to update any sheet buttons/rolls that used the old "repeating_spells_0_AttrName" syntax to this new syntax. It's supported both in auto-calc fields and in rolls/macros/etc.
- Finally, if you reference an attribute or sheet roll in a repeating section, and that roll or attribute contains nested attributes that are from the same repeating section, those attributes will now be correctly found and utilized.
Ed S. said:
EDIT: Ok I figured out a way to get it. Drag the button from the repeating section down to the macro bar, that displays the ID in the code for the roll. If you want to copy the ID# click the roll button and then use the up arrow in the chat window to see the text of the roll code.
i.e. %{..._ID#_...}
Silvyre said:
Ed S. said:
EDIT: Ok I figured out a way to get it. Drag the button from the repeating section down to the macro bar, that displays the ID in the code for the roll. If you want to copy the ID# click the roll button and then use the up arrow in the chat window to see the text of the roll code.
i.e. %{..._ID#_...}
Or, use your browser's element inspector on the sheet button.
Ed S. said:
I have never been able to decipher that, the console comes up and I have no idea what I am looking at.
<button type="roll" name="roll_repeating_weapons_melee_1_weapon" value="@{output_option} ...
