What module is the Astromech Droid located? I think I have a fix on the ruleset side, but want to check the record to see if the size is set to 0
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What module is the Astromech Droid located? I think I have a fix on the ruleset side, but want to check the record to see if the size is set to 0
It looks like the code was originally written to require a number following Large/Small trait in the NPC Traits field by the original developer. I've pushed a hot fix that should treat it as zero, if the number is missing.
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JPG
Sorry should have said Robot Handbook. Fixed it thanks.
The Core rulebook has Noble spelled as Nobile when you go to the careers tab. Also, naming conventions for the books is still not consistent when you pull up your modules. Also, none of the robots in the Robot Handbook show up under the NPC tab. They are in the handbook as NPCs, but for whatever reason they didn't make it to the NPC Tab.
Hi, it looks like the recent update has messed around with formatting for the armour box on the Equipment tab on the character sheet. It seems all scrunched up. Can someone look into this?
Pushed a fix for this report.Quote:
Originally Posted by peterfdh
Thanks. All sorted now and in time for our Thursday night session.:bandit:Quote:
Originally Posted by superteddy57
I have however another wee glitch. On the starports tab of the systems sheet, any sheets that contain information under 'Additional Ports' generates an error when you open up that tab or after having the tab open, if you try and resize the window. I also note there is no space between the 'Additional Ports' heading and the first line of text underneath.
Pushed a fix to address the systems issue.
Running into an error when I try and create an entry in the Spacecraft Battles? I disabled all extensions, restarted, and still get this when I try and create a new battle or open it: [WARNING] template: Could not find template (spacer_list_content_iedit_label_right) and [ERROR] Script execution error: ]string "W:battlespacecraft_main"]:5: attempt to index global 'list_iedit' (a nil value)
Pushed a fix for this issue.