#Allprops() Function

So... from what I have read on the wiki you can use this function to include/exclude certain information from a roll template. It doesn't go into very much detail on how to actually use it, so I'm asking it here.  I want to know how to use this properly.

allprops will include every property from the template call, except for the properties you specify (eg, in the default template they use {{name}} in the header, and then {{#allprops() name}}...{{/allprops() name}} in the body so the name doesn't show up twice.)

Brian said: allprops will include every property from the template call, except for the properties you specify (eg, in the default template they use {{name}} in the header, and then {{#allprops() name}}...{{/allprops() name}} in the body so the name doesn't show up twice.) Okay... so that's how it works. How would I set up check boxes on the character sheet to dictate excluded/included information in the default template?

Black.k.9 said: Brian said: allprops will include every property from the template call, except for the properties you specify (eg, in the default template they use {{name}} in the header, and then {{#allprops() name}}...{{/allprops() name}} in the body so the name doesn't show up twice.) Okay... so that's how it works. How would I set up check boxes on the character sheet to dictate excluded/included information in the default template? That's not really feasible with the default template without a lot of hacking - it's a better idea to make your own roll template for this.

Jakob said: Black.k.9 said: Brian said: allprops will include every property from the template call, except for the properties you specify (eg, in the default template they use {{name}} in the header, and then {{#allprops() name}}...{{/allprops() name}} in the body so the name doesn't show up twice.) Okay... so that's how it works. How would I set up check boxes on the character sheet to dictate excluded/included information in the default template? That's not really feasible with the default template without a lot of hacking - it's a better idea to make your own roll template for this. Ah.  Same with the #rollwascrit() function. Thanks for the help.