1) No there's no snap to grid for LoS.
2) AFAIK thickness can be set to 2 decimal places (but the second one isn't displayed I think)
3) Suggestions go in the Wish List - link in my signature.
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1) No there's no snap to grid for LoS.
2) AFAIK thickness can be set to 2 decimal places (but the second one isn't displayed I think)
3) Suggestions go in the Wish List - link in my signature.
Yes, 2 decimal places, but it's quirky at best and always jumps back to 0.1 (and pencil tool) when you switch the tab.
To 1): You can use the arrow keys to move along the map (it jumps per square as long as you do not click Alt (?)) :) With space you can set nodes without finish, with enter you can place a node and finishe and with ESC you just finish :) With that one has some sort of grid snapping :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Zacchaeus
Actually I wanted to mimic player movement. The token picks up any line-of-site data during the move, but it cannot pass through obstacles. So I can drag it to quickly recreate LOS for where the party has been since I can see where the map goes and they cannot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zacchaeus
Hold down ALT before you start the first move and then do an end point and then continue the movement without holding ALT. You can then 'approve' the move. Basically you mimic the player movement.Quote:
Originally Posted by webdove
Been playing with this and assuming this is DM-only - but wondered if there is a way to tweak it (is it snap-to-grid setting)?
Grid is applied, and using alt+arrow keys to move a token around to check LoS.
When I tried moving through a wall (i.e. moving 20' when a wall is 10' away) is does stop LoS and movement - but the token stops half-way through the wall/cell instead of being wholly blocked - is this a DM-only sort of thing? Or some combo with the snap-to-setup?
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Also (having just discovered this as I was working a map converted from 10 ft/sq to 5ft/sq - many of the doors I setup were mid-square (so a gridline run through the center of the door). I assume I know the answer - but for movement to be allowed, if a gridline runs through the center of the door, I need to set the door occluder to be more the 50% the width on either side of the gridline to permit movement to pass through? Wondering if it's that specific a % (when I kept the occluder matching just the door image it would block movement until I made the door wider).
Which files do I have to remove to get rid of the PF Playtest modules?
I suspect they will be in the vault, no idea what the file names are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Weissrolf
You know they will reinstall next time you update right?
I feared so. Most people are never gonna need those modules again, so they are more of a nuisance.
I agree. Best move them out of the PFRPG2 dataset to its own.Quote:
Originally Posted by Weissrolf