I would leave that for the developer to respond. I'm not sure of the complete additions.
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I would leave that for the developer to respond. I'm not sure of the complete additions.
Most of the spells now have extra effects that will be usable when they are dropped to a Character or NPC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Littlerogue
Example: spells that have a "RESIST: 5 fire" effect will show without having to code it yourself.
Madman..
That's great! Thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by madman
I emailed FG support concerning this error several days ago and provided console logs. Derek with FG support responded "You may want to post the issue you are having in the Official Starfinder RPG Bug Report Thread in our forums so that the developers will be made aware of it and can address the issue(s) directly."
Here is the problem
I am running a GM connection and a localhost Player connection on the same Macbook Pro M1. When I open the CT in the player instance I get the following error
message when I open the player CT [9/5/2022 5:17:34 PM] [ERROR] Script execution error: [string "ct/scripts/ct_effect_summary2.lua"]:17: attempt to call field 'getEffectsString' (a nil value)
I sent the console logs to support on the 5th of Sept.
Additional info to assist the development team:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ulric
- Issue occurs when loading an entity in the combat tracker for the first time only, which means:
- closing and re-opening the combat tracker does not retrigger the error message, as it has already loaded
- Opening an empty CT does not trigger the error message
- Adding a new entity to the CT triggers the error message
- The error message appears no matter if it is a PC or NPC that gets added to the CT
- The error message appears regardless of whether the NPC comes with an effect "built in" or not
- Error appears both when using localhost, but also when remote connecting to a LAN host
Like Ulric mentions, this only occurs on the player side and not for the GM.
Above was tested on a fresh instance on the latest version with no extensions and no rulebooks loaded on the player side.
Retested with only the CRB loaded on the play side to the same effect.
In the latest release pushed this morning, that file no longer exists in the Starfinder ruleset, and the combat tracker code has been changed quite a bit with the modularized combat tracker code changes made to CoreRPG (and thus all the layered rulesets).
Can you try running a new Check For Updates, making sure that you don't have any unzipped ruleset folders, and try again?
Thanks,
JPG
Did a clean update, and that totally did the trick.
The error message no longer appears in any of the above instances - confirming as resolved.
Not sure this is a bug or not but in my mind it is so...
The "Mod" box in the HP/SP does not retain negative values. In cases where the SP needs to be lowered due to spell affects/special cases/etc when you put a negative value in but then change the focus (i.e. select a different box) the value goes away.
Value entered:
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After switching focus:
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This does not occur when adding a positive value so I can only assume it's because the value is negative.
I'm on the current FGU build with the most recent SFRPG ruleset.
Let me know if more info is needed.
Thanks. :)
Just out of personal curiosity: what spell/effect affects only max stamina? Is it maybe a homebrew thing or am I just missing something?Quote:
Originally Posted by GravityBlade
Those boxes don't accept negative numbers as I haven't run across any need for them. The HP box is not a modifier to the total HP. It's a whole separate bar of HP. Another layer to receive damage before the HP would take damage. The SP Mod box does modify the max SP, but I am not aware of such a case. If you know of these cases, please relay it here and we'll see if the logic needs to be changed.