
I've spent hours searching for an answer to this, and I suspect that this may only be possible through API scripting, but maybe I'm missing something. If I have a class ability created for Bardic performance, and I put in a working calculation for the maximum rounds per day, is there a way to tie that (and the current uses field) to a token bar? I created a custom attribute (we'll call it PerformanceRoundsLeft) and put the following values in: Current: @{repeating_class-ability_-kxiy27fph1aarp4b4dp_used} Max: @{repeating_class-ability_-kxiy27fph1aarp4b4dp_used|max} This attribute's value then is set to the correct # for both values. Then I'm able to link this attribute to a token bar, and when I adjust the values for the current remaining uses on the token bar it adjusts the PerformanceRoundsLeft attribute value, but does not update the actual repeating class ability attributes. Likewise, if I update the repeating class ability attributes directly on the sheet, the PerformanceRoundsLeft attribute doesn't update. It's like once I set the custom attribute's values, it reads them from the repeating attribute but then just becomes a hard coded value instead of actually being linked to the attributes on the character sheet itself. Is it possible to achieve the desired effect without the API? If not, how would you achieve it with the API? Sorry if this has been answered before or if I'm missing something simple, as I'm just starting out trying to learn the platform.