In the character sheet? I missed that. Any visual indication? Or does it just add the weight?Quote:
Originally Posted by SilentRuin
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In the character sheet? I missed that. Any visual indication? Or does it just add the weight?Quote:
Originally Posted by SilentRuin
Only way to see what is in here is to read the .txt file or every post in here :) But yes - under options->currencies their is a weight field. If you give 0.02 in every one of them that is 5E weights. Then the weight is reflected in all inventories and parcels.Quote:
Originally Posted by Milmoor
V1.24 - Bug - When an NPC is important (Death Indicators Extension option to allow NPC to use death saving throws) was not properly respecting the flag in determining map parcel drop on death. Fixed.
Only relevant if you use Death Indicators Extension and set NPC's to important so they can use death saving throws.
Hi mate, lovely extension. It seems players can add the chest to their inventory by pressing "Add to party inventory". By doing that all the items get placed in the party sheet even when they haven't unlocked or broke it. Players can easily look inside the chest this way.
Considering that a player cannot even access the "Send to Party Sheet inventory" button - I have to ask how they are doing that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuggesjoerd
I assume you're not running some ancient version of this stuff either. The last version listed on Page 1 is what you should see in your chat when you come up in FGU.
Also I just now noticed you said "Add to party inventory" - not ever heard of that button can you tell me where it is in FGU 5E with only this extension active?
Grim press has added new updates into the video on Page 1- here is a timestamp reference to where the new stuff begins...
https://youtu.be/NmGO2yccSmE?t=630
And this new video does not exclude you from reading the version description of this feature as it has more information in it than the video does. Just FYI.
Hello SilentRuin, is there any reason why Drivethru has changed the extension name to add a (For Fantasy Ground Unity) suffix to it since the latest version ?
Who knows what or why they name things the way they do. My extensions are loaded with the following names and that is how I load them and tell others to name them in their extensions directories - but really the name is irrelevant. You can name it what you want as long as its in that directory and has .ext on the end of it. The following are the names I actually load into DMsG - what they spit back out - who knows.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arghun
GenericActions.ext
EquippedEffects.ext
Polymorphism.ext
MapParcel.ext
CombatGroups.ext
AssistantGM.ext (had spelled it wrong so finally corrected that so thanks for making me look!)
Every download on Dmsguild has this as far as I know. They already had this for single file downloads, and now also in bulk downloads. It's an author number or something similar. The number does stay the same fortunately, and the name of the file doesn't matter. So I just delete the old file without the number when an extension is updated. Not a clue why they did this though.
I don't mind the author 'ID', I just wanted to know whether this new version was so different it had to have FGU as part of it. I know that the filename doesn't matter when it comes to .ext files (the extension xml drives what you see in FG) but I was wondering why the sudden change :-)