Hi, a recent update seems to have affected the 5e charsheet sidebars. I checked in a brand new campaign with no other extensions loaded.
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Hi, a recent update seems to have affected the 5e charsheet sidebars. I checked in a brand new campaign with no other extensions loaded.
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It's in the Release Updates for July 2nd, 2024:
CoreRPG (and layered rulesets)
[Updated] All common tabs have been migrated to use dynamic rotated text, instead of fixed images.
[Added] Confirmation dialog added for all revert operations.
[Fixed] Story book pages added to story index of module story book did not work correctly.
[DEV] Added tab.gmvisibleonly and tab.playervisibleonly tag support to the new tabbed record window templates.
I see in CoreRPG, buttongroup_tabs.lua on line 270, they are updating the tab display and have some color information in there. Looks like it's based off of the 'tabfont' font name, so maybe I can figure it out based on that information.
Looks like Hearth theme is whacked for tab colors (not sure what else as I don't have heart to root around and find out what surprises were dropped into the mix for chuckles by SW)...
tabres replaced icon in tabs is likely the culprit for the tab issues being black on black (or close enough to it).
It's just a script bug; not some nefarious grand master plan. I just pushed an update to the tabs script code; so that it should correctly pull the color from the "tabfont" asset now.
Regards,
JPG
This does call to attention the viewing of the tab colors, it would be nice if we could see the tab selected a little better (maybe brighter or different color) and brighten up the inactive tabs.
They are kinda hard to read the inactive ones.
They have some logic in the function I mentioned above that sets the disabled color based off of the tabfont color (after I repaired the CoreRPG bug that wasn't handling the color string correctly). If they allow for an override of the disabled color (explicitly), I'd use it... otherwise, we are stuck with what we've got.