5E - Requested Rolls

System: PFRPG2

So adding the additional Lore skill works by adding the Lore subject in brackets. E.g. Lore (Legal)

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On the player side when rolling the check the expertise (trained, master, etc) is correctly displayed but the bonus is not added.
I tried putting the bonus in the manual box in the bottom left but it doesn't get added.

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Originally Posted by Farnaby

Sorry, I was away but here is the manual dice entry.
I click on the Other tab and then on the top left Rolls button.

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Ah. That button is for displaying what rolls the GM has, in case they closed the window. If you have none to roll, it will be an empty window.

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Originally Posted by Farnaby

System: PFRPG2

So adding the additional Lore skill works by adding the Lore subject in brackets. E.g. Lore (Legal)

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On the player side when rolling the check the expertise (trained, master, etc) is correctly displayed but the bonus is not added.
I tried putting the bonus in the manual box in the bottom left but it doesn't get added.

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Oops. I forgot to publish a build after I fixed the issue with not respecting training level bonuses. Should be out in a day or two.
And the manual rolls don't pay attention to modifiers once they have been displayed to the user. This is a FG behavior, and I don't currently have any ideas to override it, but it is on the idea list.

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Version 2.1 has been released via the Forge.

• Fixes the issue with parsing subskills other than knowledge. They will now correctly pick up modifiers and training level.
• Adds the ability for the client to apply modifiers to the roll after it is shown. Controlled by the Options menu.

The ability to apply modifiers is controlled by the new item in the Options menu, and it defaults to off. This setting is applied on a per user basis, so any player or GM who wants to use this feature needs to turn it on. The modifiers will be added when you hit either the Roll button or fill out the box and hit OK for the manual rolls.
For the 5E ruleset only (since the others don't have advantage), you can apply (dis)advantage before hitting roll, and it will appropriately modify the roll. This uses RAW for determining results of whether adv/dis cancel each other out. Adv/dis have no effect on manually entered rolls for obvious reasons.

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Originally Posted by mccartysr

Version 2.1 has been released via the Forge.

• Fixes the issue with parsing subskills other than knowledge. They will now correctly pick up modifiers and training level.
• Adds the ability for the client to apply modifiers to the roll after it is shown. Controlled by the Options menu.

The ability to apply modifiers is controlled by the new item in the Options menu, and it defaults to off. This setting is applied on a per user basis, so any player or GM who wants to use this feature needs to turn it on. The modifiers will be added when you hit either the Roll button or fill out the box and hit OK for the manual rolls.
For the 5E ruleset only (since the others don't have advantage), you can apply (dis)advantage before hitting roll, and it will appropriately modify the roll. This uses RAW for determining results of whether adv/dis cancel each other out. Adv/dis have no effect on manually entered rolls for obvious reasons.

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I tested the new version using Starfinder to see if a play could apply modifiers. I did not see any place to add of click to apply misfires on the players window for requested rolls. I was able to use the built in modifier box to apply modifiers as a player then click the dice button. This added the modifier to the roll in the chat window.

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Originally Posted by Ulric

I tested the new version using Starfinder to see if a play could apply modifiers. I did not see any place to add of click to apply misfires on the players window for requested rolls. I was able to use the built in modifier box to apply modifiers as a player then click the dice button. This added the modifier to the roll in the chat window.

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I don't know what you mean by any place to apply misfire.

I'm glad the modifiers are working as intended.

Good Day mccartysr :)
We were playing tonight and when I was requesting rolls from the players the extension was not adding the proficiency bonus to skills players are proficient in. After the game I loaded up my Test campaign and only this extension and had the same result.
We love this extension! You have made a great help here for us all. :)

Thanks :)

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Originally Posted by Bonkon

Good Day mccartysr :)
We were playing tonight and when I was requesting rolls from the players the extension was not adding the proficiency bonus to skills players are proficient in. After the game I loaded up my Test campaign and only this extension and had the same result.
We love this extension! You have made a great help here for us all. :)

Thanks :)

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Did you update? I just fixed that and version should be 2.1.

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Originally Posted by mccartysr

Version 2.1 has been released via the Forge.

• Fixes the issue with parsing subskills other than knowledge. They will now correctly pick up modifiers and training level.
• Adds the ability for the client to apply modifiers to the roll after it is shown. Controlled by the Options menu.

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Both work for me on PFRPG2.

Thanks!