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Zengar
October 16th, 2024, 13:03
Hello! Im not sure if this is the right place to ask this question, but here it goes.
Thread title. If I make changes to an NPC on the combat tracker, to weapons, stats, etc. Is it possible to save them somehow? The idea is for me to remove that NPC from the combat tracker without loosing my changes.
superteddy57
October 16th, 2024, 13:05
You can click and drag the link from the combat tracker to the NPC masterindex (the window that appears when you click on a sidebar button) and drop it over the list. It will create a copy of the combat tracker entry. Then you can remove it from the combat tracker at your whim.
Zengar
October 16th, 2024, 13:11
Thanks for the quick reply. Its not working or maybe Im doing something wrong. The copy of the NPC is created, but the only thing that is being saved is the name. Changes to HP, weapon modifications, extra spells, AC, etc are the same as the original record
superteddy57
October 16th, 2024, 13:19
What ruleset are you using? This might not be fully fleshed out for some of the rulesets we provide
Zengar
October 16th, 2024, 13:24
Its 5e, legacy.
superteddy57
October 16th, 2024, 13:38
I dropped a link of an Air Elemental to the combat tracker. I clicked on the link and made changes to the NPC. I then used the link in the combat tracker and drag and dropped it to the master index and it copied the NPC as expected. You might have to provide the steps you are performing to see if something might have been missed. Also, if you have extensions, they may interfere with this process in some cases.
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Zengar
October 16th, 2024, 13:41
I mean changes done directly on the combat tracker. Like, expanding the offense section on the combat tracker and changing numbers there, or adding new lines.
Zacchaeus
October 16th, 2024, 14:07
I mean changes done directly on the combat tracker. Like, expanding the offense section on the combat tracker and changing numbers there, or adding new lines.
That doesn't change the NPC sheet; that only changes things in the Combat Tracker. When you add an NPC to the CT it creates a copy of the NPC. If you want to make changes to the NPC open the sheet by clicking on the link and then changing the NPC sheet. It's actually better to make a copy of the NPC in the NPC list first, make any changes, and then place the copy onto the CT.
Zengar
October 16th, 2024, 14:10
Ok, thought so. Thanks a lot!
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