Thank you, leozelig. The scripts/data_common.lua file is encrypted so I can't take a look at it. Would it be possible for you to share one of the base classes so I use that as a template? This will be my first foray into coding for FG and I'm still finding my legs.Quote:
Originally Posted by leozelig
Duplicate post, sorry.
Sure, I will work on it this weekend.Quote:
Originally Posted by yougotnick
Sorry for the trouble. The dice errors are due to premature release of the next version of the DCC ruleset, which included a CoreRPG 3.3.8 compatibility update for the dice. Try running on ‘Test’ mode and see if that fixes everything. You can adjust that in the Settings which is accessed from the launch screen. When CoreRPG 3.3.8 is released, you can change it back.
Zocchi dice are accessed through the custom dice menus - right click on the d10 to find the d30. The locations of these are based on the Goodman Games guidelines for generating Zocchi dice results using standard dice.
I've reverted the LIVE version to the oldest version we still have. See if that fixes it for those that don't want to run in TEST.
the test version works fine. and thank you for explaining how to reach the unusual dice.
From the chat window you can roll on a table using the /rollon command.Quote:
Originally Posted by leozelig
/rollon [table name] <-c [column name]> <-d [NdN+N]> <-hide>
Roll on the campaign table named, and display the result. If column name is specified, only display the results from that column. If d option specified, then use that die roll instead of the default table die roll. If hide specified, then only display the results to the GM.
Update to version 1.1.0 planned for August 6, 2019!
Ruleset
[Added] Stat Loss dialog box for tracking permanent and temporary ability score damage. Ability scores with stat loss applied display as a highlighted field and are read-only.
[Added] Luck die field to Stat Loss dialog box, which automatically updates with class drops for level advancement.
[Added] Chat message for critical hit and fumble table results.
[Added] Character mini sheet (see screenshot).
[Added] Extension with additional desktop decals (see screenshot).
[Changed] Deed roll and deed bonus buttons are hidden from the weapon list unless the deed die field is populated.
Core Rules Module
[Added] Second damage clause to item record for "stealth" weapons.
[Added] Item records for potions.
[Added] NPCs from spell descriptions with complete stat blocks: golem (wood, clay, stone, iron, flesh, precious metal, and gemstone), unerring hunter (lesser and greater), trollish spearman, brownie slinger, hob footman, pixie archer, fomorian, toad hoard, snake swarm, three-headed snake, and tree-man.
[Fixed] Damage clause for troll claw attack with incorrect format.
[Fixed] Strength scores for air elemental, water elemental, man-bat, manticore, minotaur, and ogre not displaying on the NPC record.
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Leozelig,
I see that the Weapons table and item sheet have the Stealth damage values. Thanks for that.
How do you use it on the Action tab? I don't see the higher damage stealth dice rolls as something I can drag to Chat or Monster.
Thanks
Kirklandone
You would need to set it up manually as a separate action. By design, only one attack action is created when you drop a weapon to the character sheet. Most players will rename the alternate attack - for example, Dagger (Backstab). Don't forget to include your backstab bonus in the attack line.Quote:
Originally Posted by kirklandone
I hope to start posting some tutorial threads for the DCC ruleset soon. This is a good one to cover.
Leozelig,
I thought I had both damage values showing up when I created the Item XML back on my unofficial DCC ruleset. I think I listed the damage like [Dagger 1d4 slashing (1d10 slashing)] or some such.
Both damage lines showed up in the Action tab and the user just had to select the correct one to drag to the Creature/Chat when resolving the attack.
I will look again.
Kirklandone
I didn't change the weapons list coding with the conversion from unofficial to official. I have mirrored the 5E ruleset whenever possible since many players are familiar with that.
First, I have to thank you, leozelig, for the conversion! :- )
Is it possible to use another theme?
How long has this been available officially. Just bought it yesterday!
Not too long, maybe late April/early May. It has been nice to have all of the official content available, definitely a huge upgrade. If you have any suggestions for improvement, feel free to share!Quote:
Originally Posted by pauljmendoza
The DCC ruleset could use a unique theme. I actually like the default 5E theme, but an alternate theme would be great. Graphics are a weak spot for me, and themes require a large investment of time, so this has been low on my list. I don't think there's anything stopping a motivated fan of DCC from creating a theme as long as you avoid any protected art assets ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by pablomaz
I have never done a theme before, are the templates for the buttons and their states easy to follow as far as dpi and size, etc? Is their a guide?
I don't have anything relevant to add here, I just wanted to stop by, say "Hello" and Thank You for all the hard work you've put in to making DCC for FG a reality.
I just purchased DCC. Some of our regular Friday night group are missing tomorrow night, so I plan using the time introducing the system to my players.
Peace!
Happy gaming! Let me know if you need any help with the ruleset...Quote:
Originally Posted by jcoman1
I am hoping that a DCC game or two will be run at the next FG-Con.
Same here. The new Halloween module would be a good one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Myrdin Potter
I just bought the Ruleset yesterday and tried it, but something odd is happening...
If I roll a D4 at +2D in the chat box, the die rolled and depicted is a D6, as it should be, with according results. But when I use the dice tower, it displays a D4 and even after 30+ attempts on that roll, the max result was a 4. On 30 attempts with a D6 (after applying the +2D), I would expect at least 2 or 3 higher results than a 4 - on average there should be 10 of these, but with randomness at least an occasional 5 or 6 should show up.. Then I tried a D10 at -2D - and got a 9!
It looks as if the dice tower ignores the dice step bonus?
It does sound like the dice tower is ignoring the dice swap. I will check it out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roach
I am a new FG user after using Roll20 for several years and maptool for several years before that. I really appreciate the work you are doing.
How can I set my players up to use Lay on Hands and Turn Unholy? Is there a wiki page for this Module?
Those should be set up as class abilities on the Actions tab. Click the brown edit button on the bottom right, then add power. Rename the power group ‘Cleric Abilities’ or something like that. Add a new power for this group, and set the base modifier to SpChk+ (and the ability modifier to Luck where applicable). The base spell check details under Magic (click magnifying glass button) is where you would set Personality as your ability mod for spell checks.
That’s the short version. I need to start an FAQ, but for now I will try to create a new thread with images to walk you through this. It’s probably a common question unless you have 5E ruleset experience.
Tutorial here: https://fantasygrounds.com/forums/sh...203#post456203
I am working on the dice tower bug posted above. I’m not sure why it’s not registering the dice swap.
I was surfing the store this morning and noticed there is no ability to search/sort the products by the DCC rule set as exists for the other rule sets.
I will point that out. Thanks, JohnD!Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnD
Hello everyone. I'm new to DCC, have never played or DMed, though I've been DMing for 35 years in other systems and have been using FG for 4 years. Thanks Leozelig for bringing this system to FG! In trying to figure out DCC in FG I have a request. I noticed in the Crit tables that Crits sometimes increase the damage output up the dice chain, for example d6 damage instead of d4. However the dice chain modifier buttons in the lower left of the interface do not seem to effect damage rolls. Is this possible or practical? Not knowing DCC well I'm not sure how frequent a +/- 1 or 2 die change to damage will come up.
Also, I'd love to get in a game if anyone might have openings.
Thanks for the suggestion, Tabarkus! I should be able to work that in for the next update. I'm planning to update the DCC RPG ruleset soon after Core RPG 3.3.9, probably in the next couple weeks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tabarkus
I discovered a bug with "Halfling dyer" occupation. I received the following error when trying to place it into the Occupation field on a character sheet: "Unable to find record to match link dropped. Check to make sure the correct modules are open."
Try again after updating, and let me know if it still isn't working for you.
Question concerning the display of table roll results when rolled by players. When a player rolls on a table, including but not limited to a Crit table, or the results of casting a spell, these results do not display in the DM's chatbox. Is it possible to make these display for the DM? I've tried every combination of existing settings in options but there doesn't seem to be a setting to make this happen.
Just to clarify, you are referring to rolls made from the character sheet that display the table result in a chat message, correct? I set it up to only display for the player because some of the entries are quite long, but I will take a look at it for the next update.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tabarkus
As a workaround until then, you can drag-and-drop a chat message back onto the chat window, and it will display for everyone. Maybe not exactly what you're looking for, but close.
Yeah, personally I'd prefer it to display to the GM as well as the player though not every GM might want that. Is it possible to toggle it via the Options? The times I see myself using it as a GM is for those players who are uncomfortable reading or have language barriers, makes it easier for me to narrate but I guess it's just as easy for player to drag and drop to chat when/if needed.
I have no DCC experience to speak of, but as someone who GMs more often than not, it seems strange that a player would be able to generate a random result that the GM wouldn't see without player assistance. The opposite case, where the player generates a result that they can't see unless the GM permits it is far more common I would have thought. It's an interesting conceptual discussion. :)
It’s specific to the DCC ruleset. Normally, you would roll a “crit die” if your attack results in a critical hit, then reference a crit table to determine the effect. DCC loves its tables... I created a data file that auto-references the crit result, but only displays the chat message on the player side. The regular FG rollable tables are available as an alternative, but each player needs to set up the crit die + ability modifier and then roll manually after each crit. This result will display for the GM in the chat window. The advantages of rolling the crit die from the char sheet are the option to auto-roll on a critical hit and the adding of any effect modifiers for luck from the combat tracker (probably rare).
I will change this to show for the GM, which appears to be more in line with other ruleset conventions...
So, here is what it looks like with the change. I will submit this ahead of the next update since it's such a minor change. It's a little late to go through today, so expect to see this with next Tuesday's update.
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Cool, thanks Leo!
Leozelig,
Is there a way to "automate" Lay On Hands? To either create it as a spell or table such that you roll the Spell Check (modified appropriately to the character casting it 1d20 + PER + CL) then have "effects" that correlate to the 1 Dice, 2 Dice, 3 Dice etc. It sounds challenging as you have to know the Caster Alignment, Recipient's Alignment and Recipient's HD.
Thanks
Kirklandone