New World of Darkness (nWoD) API Scripts

I've updated my New World of Darkness API scripts . There are currently three scripts. Status Tracker: Is a simple script that updates the hungry/starving/exhausted statuses automatically based on the token’s bars, by placing a status icon on the token. Damage Tracker : Places damage status icons based on API commands. It also updates those attributes on a character sheet and automatically applies wound penalties. Auto Sheet: Is designed for the new God Machine Chronicle and Strix Chronicle rules updates. The script adds all of the attributes, skills, other traits, and useful macros for the selected template. Currently only set up for mortal and vampire. Please let me know if you have any comments, questions, or concerns. Special thanks to Brian, whose fluffy wings !fly script I shameless stole in order to create the Damage Tracker. Thanks also to Honey Badger and Riley D for answered questions for me when I hit a wall.

I'm sure it's me but I get this error when trying to use the Auto Sheet TypeError: Cannot read property 'id' of undefined at evalmachine. :83:73 at Function._.each._.forEach (/home/symbly/www/d20-api-server/sandcastle/node_modules/underscore/underscore.js:81:22) at CheckAddAttr (evalmachine. :82:7) at Sandbox. (evalmachine. :56:9) at eval ( Any guidance appreciated.

Isembard, I suspect this error is being caused by line 49 in the Auto Sheet script; try changing the line to "else {oCharName = oParts[0];}"

Isembard, I just tried the code by copying it into a new game and it worked for me. You have to use the !sheet command on an existing character. Meaning that you have to have added the character in the journal and then apply the !sheet command to that character's name exactly. I don't have any error checking for the character not existing, so that's something I overlooked. If my suggestion doesn't work do you think you could give me a more detailed walkthrough of the steps you're taking before using the !sheet command so I can try and recreate your trouble? Edit: I updated the script to include error detection for trying to apply the attributes to a non-existent or misspelled character. It should return an error message if that's the case. Please let me know if this doesn't make things more clear or doesn't solve the problem.

Stephen K. Thanks for the reply. I'm not sure if I was half asleep when I first tried this. But have tried again and it worked perfectly. This is a great script and very helpful. Thanks

Isembard, I'm very glad you found it useful. If you can think of ways to improve it or different tools that would be useful to the mechanics or setting, I'd love to hear about them.