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5th edition shaped

Problem with 5th edition shaped, when i add a new level or class i get that. Tried making new character sheet, duplicating. Kind of stuck. Suggestions?
Kryx said: Small release to address the critical issue: 15.5.0 Features #578: Provide skill totals will now make the total of each skill available for other resources like scripts. The attribute will be named as the skill is, so Perception , Athletics , etc. It will be the total modifier (without any + or - sign). Bug Fixes #579: Multiple erroring classes are added and cannot be deleted . It should automatically populate spellcasting now as well. I remember reading something about a change to repeating sections from roll20. Perhaps that was the cause of this as this area hasn't been touched in a while - hard to say. It looks like most everyone encountering it is a Pro user so that should help you guys fix it quickly. I'll try to put out a release next week for non Pro users. Fix: Upgrade the sheet to v15.5.0. (quote from the current  Shaped master thread )
How do you update the sheets? Arent admins supposed to fix these problems not us?
If you're a Pro level subscriber, you can paste in the information from the Shaped Sheet master thread mentioned above as a custom character sheet.  As you're a Plus level subscriber, you'll have to wait until Roll 20 pushes the fix that Kryx submits, which is beyond his control.
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Yep, Roll20 curates the updating of a number of community generated sheets, but they do this on an ad hoc basis. Some popular sheets like Shaped are updated far too often for Roll20 to manage (nor should they). At the Pro level, you can input the code for the build yourself. Kryx usually only sends a sheet to Roll20 when it is exceptionally stable, since he doesn't want to spend time supporting two versions of the sheet.
Todd H. said: Arent admins supposed to fix these problems not us? That would be true if the character sheet itself was created and maintained by Roll20 and not the community.