HiJumpr111
October 15th, 2016, 00:16
First of all, Happy FG-Con 9, everyone.
I have been using FG pretty extensively as a DM now for six months with little issue. I am using the 5E Ruleset.
However, recently (my last three sessions) I have noticed that none of my players are able to move their tokens on the map not can they be targeted by dragging "Attacks" to them.
I don't believe I have done anything differently in my recent game set-ups.
For instance, my usual protocol is
After my players choose their characters, I drag them into the Combat Tracker. I follow this up clicking the 'down arrow' from an encounter to copy any NPCs to the CT. Having done all this, none of the tokens are responsive to moves or targeting.
As for the moving, at first I though I had tokens locked, but this is not the case. Of course this would not explain the inability to target.
Do I need to drag to the Party Sheet first? :confused:
Or is it possibly a Map Layer issue? :confused:
I would be more than happy to provide more information if needed.
Any help would be most appreciated.
I have been using FG pretty extensively as a DM now for six months with little issue. I am using the 5E Ruleset.
However, recently (my last three sessions) I have noticed that none of my players are able to move their tokens on the map not can they be targeted by dragging "Attacks" to them.
I don't believe I have done anything differently in my recent game set-ups.
For instance, my usual protocol is
After my players choose their characters, I drag them into the Combat Tracker. I follow this up clicking the 'down arrow' from an encounter to copy any NPCs to the CT. Having done all this, none of the tokens are responsive to moves or targeting.
As for the moving, at first I though I had tokens locked, but this is not the case. Of course this would not explain the inability to target.
Do I need to drag to the Party Sheet first? :confused:
Or is it possibly a Map Layer issue? :confused:
I would be more than happy to provide more information if needed.
Any help would be most appreciated.