Trenloe
August 12th, 2024, 15:38
The testing of the current cycle of FG application updates comes to an end this week with the imminent release of FG v4.5.10, info on that here: https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forums/showthread.php?82089-Beta-Release-FG-v4-5-10-and-Ruleset-Updates-2024-08
With the release of Player Core 2 on August 1st, and to allow a week of ruleset hotfix support, we didn't have much time to migrate the new FG changes into the ruleset. This was completed last night (August 11th).
Other than the main application and CoreRPG changes, the following will be new in this release (not much, just a bit of recent updates from the last week):
Ability to drag/drop (FG's copy/paste process) actions within spells, activities, feats and items. Either drag/drop the new gear icon on the action list (used to be the magnifying glass icon), or open the action itself (click the gear icon) and drag/drop the action editor link from the top left of the editor window.
Actions will default to show in "Min. Actions" view when first created - either via the "parse spell actions" spell option or when manually creating a new action in a spell, activity, feat or item.
With the release of Player Core 2 on August 1st, and to allow a week of ruleset hotfix support, we didn't have much time to migrate the new FG changes into the ruleset. This was completed last night (August 11th).
Other than the main application and CoreRPG changes, the following will be new in this release (not much, just a bit of recent updates from the last week):
Ability to drag/drop (FG's copy/paste process) actions within spells, activities, feats and items. Either drag/drop the new gear icon on the action list (used to be the magnifying glass icon), or open the action itself (click the gear icon) and drag/drop the action editor link from the top left of the editor window.
Actions will default to show in "Min. Actions" view when first created - either via the "parse spell actions" spell option or when manually creating a new action in a spell, activity, feat or item.