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Traits with spaces in them (i.e. "ranged trip") are only parsed correctly if a comma is present in the traits list, even if there is only one trait.
For example: A feat with just "ranged trip" in its trait entry will instead show the trait description for "trip" when double-clicked - I'm assuming it's parsing "ranged" and "trip" as separate traits. However, if you put "ranged trip, dwarf" or even just "ranged trip," then the trait will parse correctly.
Also: If the name of an ancestry contains a space, something in the heritage code breaks and the ancestry is not offered heritage choices when taken.
EDIT: Breaks ancestry feat selection too.
EDIT2: This is all on test channel btw.
The code is there to support legacy data where traits were initially separated by spaces, as no traits had two words in the initial playtest and Core Rules; the first multi-word trait was "sea devil" in the Bestiary. But we need to be able to support older trait separation (i.e. spaces), so the code makes a generic assumption that if there isn't a comma in the traits then it's using space separation, which is not always a correct assumption as this edge case shows.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxAstro
I'll review the code to see if I can make more reliable without impacting performance.
Thanks for reporting. I don't think Paizo has any multi-word ancestries, so this hasn't come up before. I'll get this fixed in a future release.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxAstro
Here is an effect bug with flat-footed and poisoned (png attached)
There's a lot of information in that screenshot. Can you give specifics of the issue please?Quote:
Originally Posted by webdove
EDIT: Sorry, I had to zoom in to see the additional details. I'll investigate...
Not sure if this belongs in the Release 19 thread.
We are playing Strength of Thousands where people get a free dedication. Several non-wizard people picked wizard dedication. They are all level 6 at the moment. When I look in actions at Wizard spellcasting for different players, some have Caster level 3, some have 4 some have 6.
I don't see where the caster level is determined for wizard archetypes. Why would they be different and what should they be?
The issue is that "poisoned" is not a standard condition - it's a custom condition. Refer to the Conditions list in the Wiki effects page here: https://fantasygroundsunity.atlassia...PFRPG2+EffectsQuote:
Originally Posted by webdove
As poisoned is custom, you need to indicate the custom condition: IFT: CUSTOM(poisoned); DMG: 1d6 precision This is detailed in the "conditional operators" section.
I understand. What started this was Grippli Skirmishers from the Strength of Thousands/Spoken on the Song Wind Wily Attack feature. The rulebook text for it says:
The skirmisher deals an extra 1d6 precision damage to flat-footed creatures and creatures afflicted by a poison.
The module automation for Wily Attack says:
"afflicted by a poison"|Effect: Poisoned
PermEffect:IFT: flat-footed; DMG: 1d6 precision
PermEffect:IFT: poisoned; DMG: d6 precision
Is there a proper coding for "is afflicted by a poison" or is that just not automatable at the moment?
Also, why does "IFT: poisoned;" ever trigger if that is not a valid condition. I would think that it would just be ignored during execution.
I posted about this in the generic DLC issue thread.