This is awesome. When I run larger dungeons, I like to place all encounters at the beginning and have some of the npcs patrol (instead of running random encounters). With this was around a few years ago, lol.
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This is awesome. When I run larger dungeons, I like to place all encounters at the beginning and have some of the npcs patrol (instead of running random encounters). With this was around a few years ago, lol.
This is pretty awesome, but a question came up when i was testing by myself with running two instances of FGU (one connecting as localhost). I tried to get a token to move every second, but it was stuck in place. Is this another sideeffect of the heartbeats or timers not really running unless another user connects in to FGU?
I was able to get it going with no users on timer. Make sure to turn the timer on the map at the top.Quote:
Originally Posted by seycyrus
Thanks, that was it!Quote:
Originally Posted by MrDDT
My localhost connection is able to see the waypoints ... I assume that normal players won't?
Awesome, thanks for this, very much appreciated. I'm sure my PCs will love it. ;)
That's a good question. I haven't tested it specifically but now that you mention it I think players will see the waypoints if you open up the path while they've got the map open. That's an oversight and I'll get it fixed shortly.Quote:
Originally Posted by seycyrus
I did have FGU lockup twice with this - but not the 3rd time. Might be the URL timer related.
When I get time I will try to reproduce with steps.
Yes, players do see the waypoints.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saagael
I'm still not able to get this to work properly. Token warps to START, but then just sits there no matter what mode I set it to. Yes, the timer is on and the path is on.
Could you do a demo video? Maybe that'll help me and others. :D
I'll see if I can put together a video. In the meantime, is the speed for the path set to a non-zero value? It defaults to 1, but if the game system has a default distance multiplier of 5 (like in 5e) and you have Snapping set to true, it could be moving 1/5th of a space and then snapping back to its original spot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lou Ciphor
If that's not it, feel free to zip up the campaign and share it here. I'll take a look and see if I can find what's up.
Hi,
Once I click the stopwatch then an Open URL popup window shows (so the timer will work) - after clicking 'Yes to All' then the log becomes filled up with 'Detecting path with an infinite warp loop. Skipping that path'
How do I remedy this issue? My goal is to set my Buffalo token to walk around the map in a loop (basically animate the one token)
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