I would have just commented on the post, but for some reason it was closed. I have had the same thing happen to me (Using Google Chrome) What happens is if I try to delete an @ dropdown that was already inputed and change around the Ability Macro, the @ dropdowns afterwards no longer function at all and I find I have to save changes then come back into the sheet in order get the dropdown working again.
Tanice, I may be missing something but, did you paste the correct link? It seems to be an unrelated thread. I think you meant to post:
I will look this over later to see if I can reproduce it.
- Gauss
I am having similar issue. When editing a macro I have just deleted it and started over, to get around this.
Also I am attempting to do a Ability for Battles. I created an attribute for number of dice and another for number of sides. I then tried running /roll @numdice d @ numsides and getting an error. I am trying to do this as quick load for my players when they choose their weapons instead of creating a separate macro for each weapon.
Tanice:
I am unable to replicate this. Could you give me a step by step guide on how to replicate it?
- Gauss
Luke:
If you delete the spaces before and after the 'd' your Ability or Macro should work. Let me know if there are further problems with it.
- Gauss
Hmm... It seems not to work that way anymore... But today I was playing around with typing in Text macros in chat (#Macro-name) and the thing doesn't pop up to finish the input in the text box now for the same reasons it seems.
Specifically what I do in the chat text box is type "#m-" to search for the Macors starting in M and the pop up closes and I cannot get it back without refreshing the whole tabletop, similar to what was happening to me in the character sheets. Nothing pops up at all after that.
even when deleting the spaces not workingGauss said:
Luke:
If you delete the spaces before and after the 'd' your Ability or Macro should work. Let me know if there are further problems with it.
- Gauss
Tanice, can you please post the results from :http://supportdetails.com/ without your URL? You might be having a bug.
When the problem occurs can you also open your console (Ctrl+Shift+J for Chrome) and post any errors (in red) that may be showing?
- Gauss
| Operating System | Microsoft Windows 7 | Screen Resolution | 1920x1080 |
| Web Browser | Chrome 24.0.1312.57 | Browser Size | 1920 x 912 |
| Javascript | Enabled | Color Depth | 32bit |
| Cookies | Enabled | Flash Version | 11.5.31 |
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appears twice
Tanice:
I think that is just a basic image error which should not be affecting the dropdown menu.
Before I send this off to the devs, mind if I come take a look at your game and see if there is a problem with the game itself? Could you private message me with a join link?
- Gauss
Tanice, I have filed a bug report to the Devs. I linked the image to the report so please dont delete it.
- Gauss
The Attributes are Dexterity, Gun-Skill, GunDamdice, GunDamSidesGauss said:
Luke: could you post both the Ability and the Attributes you are using?
- Gauss
I have one Macro I use that I named Standard-Roll that is just a 2d10
The Ability Named Gun-Attack
"To Hit"
/gmroll #Standard-Roll + @Dexterity + @Gun-Skill
"Damage"
/gmroll @GunDamdice d @GunDamSides
( tried many different naming ways thought that maybe the # sign I started with was causing issues in the name, so took that out)
I know the first half works by itself and I thought I had the second half working few weeks ago but then just quit. I have tried to delete and start over on the whole thing
I have seen this too. It usually happens when I half delete the @ text or if I change an attribute name or delete an attribute. Though usually closing the ability and reopening fixes it.
I found my major error I was telling it to do a /gmroll and then in the standard roll macro I was telling it to roll again
also found if I close the editor and try to open it again it wont allow me to access the dropdown menus.
I am now able to remove the spaces and make them work as long as I do it before I close the editor the first time.
I have this exact problem. The @ symbol brings up nothing, so the arrow keys just move the cursor around the macro's programming field, and if I type it out, executing the macro just rolls the die while ignoring the variables. I'm wondering if it's my syntax. The macro I'm trying to test is the following from within a character sheet:
/roll 1d20+@Halflevel
I'm using Chrome (version 24.etcetera) on windows 7 w/ 6GB of RAM. I've whitelisted the site for flash and adblock plus.
It's in abilities. Here is a screenshot: http://imgur.com/2IfOBXk
And although the example is a pretty complex ability, it happens on short ones as well. For example, if I were to use the very first roll alone. Please feel free to login to my campaign to help me figure out what I'm screwing up. It's my "Generic 4e" that I'm testing out.
And this isn't to complain about the site. I think you guys have done an INCREDIBLE job rendering all this in a web browser. Props.
Nazim, the reason the Ability macro is ignoring the syntax is because @Weapon is an incorrect syntax. @Weapon is the shortcut to bring up the menu but sometimes it does not. When a user hits enter on a menu option it fills in the @weapon syntax properly.
Could you try typing in a brand new Ability using only the following: /roll 1d20+@Weapon and see if the menu comes up for you?
- Gauss