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Lockable sheets?

Does anyone know how to lock sheets after they are submitted by players to the ST/DM to prevent playrs changing their sheets after they have been approved? Or does anyone have some WtA and VtM 20th Edition sheets that are lockable?
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Scott C.
Forum Champion
Sheet Author
API Scripter
Compendium Curator
The only way to do this is to remove the player's access permission. Sheet's are supposed to be editable by the player so they can keep track of resources, buffs/penalties from gameplay, etc. EDIT: If you're having an issue with players cheating by adding additional things to their sheets that are not level/setting/game appropriate and don't want to just boot them from your game, you could always make a copy of the sheet once you approve it and remove the player from the "can edit" and "in journals" lists so that you have a record of what the sheet should have looked like. Personally, I'd just boot them as anyone who wants to cheat at a ttRPG isn't really someone I want to play with.
Thanks!  Yea, we are doing a new large game, and we have multiple ST's.  Just trying to figure out a way to control sheets.  We had a single issue so far, but it was enough to warrant the discussion.  Thanks for the tips though!
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GiGs
Pro
Sheet Author
API Scripter
If the game owner is a Pro user, you could use jakob's PublicSheet script. This creates a read-only duplicate of character sheets, and you can whitelist certain attributes (like, say, hit points) so that they can be edited. In practice though, if its a game like D&D, this will probably create more hassle for the players than it's worth, as players using their sheets will need to adjust spell slots, inventory, etc. But if its a game with relatively simple stats, it could be a perfect solution.