5E Table Tools

5E Table Tools

5E Table Tools is a Fantasy Grounds Unity extension for the 5E ruleset that improves spellcasting, weapon attacks, ammunition tracking, movement, NPC combat tools, and turn tracking.

It is built around the normal Fantasy Grounds character sheet, Combat Tracker, map, and chat. The goal is to reduce repeated manual steps without replacing how Fantasy Grounds already plays... And maybe fix a few things, like static spell slots and collapsing the mile long list of weapons. See the scroll bar.

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Table Tools was designed for compatability with other extensions and was built with those in mind.

Forge Link
https://forge.fantasygrounds.com/shop/items/3393/view

Major Features

• Spellcasting tools, spell use automation, and upcasting support
• Magic Missile and Eldritch Blast handling
• Weapon Auto Attack buttons
• Weapon Mastery support
• Ammo Manager for arrows, bolts, magical ammunition, quivers, cases and pouches
• Movement tracking and optional movement limit enforcement, as well as undoing movement
• NPC lair action, legendary action, and legendary resistance helpers
• NPC spell slot and innate casting tracking
• Configurable options for how much automation and chat output you want
• Custom GM icon options

This is a big extension with a lot of bits, so I will be breaking it down to different posts so I am not limited by my 4000 character maximum per post and still be able to provide detail to the inner workings of the extension.

Clicking a link below opens a new window, I warn you now!

Feature Posts

• Overview and Changelog
• Spellcasting and Upcasting
• Weapon Attacks and Weapon Mastery
• Ammo Manager
• Movement Tracking, Undo Turn and Visibility Rework
• NPC Combat Helpers
• Options and Setup
• Reserved

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A big thank you to my D&D group for their support and of course testing my creations, even that awful restart mid-weekly game to bug fix. This has been in the making for too many months, but I'm so grateful I'm able to publish it! And a special thanks to Iggy for letting me use her hand drawn tokens for my examples.

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Commands

5E Table Tools mostly works through the native character sheet, Combat Tracker, Actions tab, and right-click menus. The slash commands below are available for troubleshooting or quick table control.

• /upcast refresh - Refreshes cantrip scaling on character sheets (not needed, but just in case).
• /emove status - Reports movement tracking hook/status information.
• /emove debug - Toggles movement debug output.
• /emove refresh - Refreshes active map token movement tracking.
• /emove reset - Resets tracked movement spent for combatants.
• /emove undo - Returns the active combatant to their recorded turn-start position when movement tracking is enabled.
• /ca undo - Restores the current turn snapshot. Host only.
• /ca status - Reports the current turn undo snapshot status.
• /combatassistant undo - Same as /ca undo.
• /combatassistant status - Same as /ca status.

Right-Click Commands

• Combat Tracker: Undo Turn - Host-only right-click command that restores the current turn snapshot without typing a slash command.

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Customized map tools to allow users quick access to edit map settings when using ultrawide and extremely large monitor setups.

Changelog
17/6/2026 Combined Visibility Reworked into Table Tools to add to the all in-one package.
18/6/2026 Improved movement effect handling and expanded support for common speed adjustment syntax used by other extensions and effect packs. Improved auto-attack resolution after recent Fantasy Grounds updates. Auto attacks should now resolve damage more reliably after a confirmed hit while still respecting normal attack results.
19/6/2026 Fixed a reported bug that Table Tools couldn't see the Topple tag, now reports via the effectmanger with no issues. Added a QOL feature to right-click maps and resize, much like the buttons native to maps on fantasy grounds, for ease of use when using multiple or extremely large monitors.
22/6/2026 Changed 5E Table Tools to keep Map Tools available when other extensions refresh the map right-click menu.
22/6/2026 Changed Table Tools to use CoreRPG’s newer attack and damage post-resolution hook system.
24/6/2026 Added a new per-user setting to force the actions tab to display as the static weapons/spell slots, or revert to default.
24/6/2026 Changed slash command status output across the utility extensions to show the typed command and loaded extension version, and added status commands for Smart NPCs and Smart Quiver.
24/6/2026 Changed Visibility Reworked to reapply player-side invisible token visibility after map lighting, LoS, token layer, and token container refreshes.
24/6/2026 Big milestone: Changed Visibility Reworked so Invisible tokens now work per viewer, meaning one player can see an invisible creature with See Invisibility, Truesight, Blindsight, or Gem of Seeing without revealing it to the whole party. No other extension does this, and it works. It checks range of your senses, and of course works with faerie fire, branding smite, and yes lantern of revealing will give the whole party vision. I am over the moon here.
25/6/2026 As per a request, a custom GM icon option has been added to the options section - drag and drop an icon from the window it opens, and use the eraser button that appears to clear it if needed. I'll throw in the command above. As well, an option to set the default death save DC a number from 10 to 20.

Overview

5E Table Tools adds a collection of table-facing tools for common 5E combat tasks.

The extension focuses on actions that come up constantly during play: casting spells, upcasting, resolving attacks, using ammunition, tracking movement, and managing NPC resources. It does not try to replace the character sheet or Combat Tracker. Instead, it adds controls and automation directly where those actions already happen.

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What It Helps With

• Fewer repeated clicks for spell and weapon use
• Cleaner handling for spell slots and upcast values
• Automatic attack and damage resolution when appropriate
• Ammunition selection and magical ammo support
• Movement tracking during combat
• NPC helper actors for lair and legendary actions
• Less manual tracking for spellcasting NPCs

Most features can be adjusted from the Fantasy Grounds Options window.

Of course complete support if using AoE Targeting and the 5E Group Initiative extensions. Both of which by me, Melborne.

5E Table Tools is the complete collection of unique quality of life features, some standalone extensions have
been created from 5E Table Tools and can be purchased from the Fantasy Grounds Forge
5E Smart NPCs
5E Smart Quiver
Visibility Reworked

Spellcasting and Upcasting

5E Table Tools adds spell controls to the Actions tab so spellcasting and upcasting can be handled directly from the character sheet in multiple ways as shown below. Either by right-clicking the spell and upcasting to the desired spell level with automatic casting and resolving, to the classic and nostaglic text box casting while clicking the Use-Power button native to Fantasy Grounds Unity. Of course you can just cast spells that way too without any form of upcasting.

Of course complete support if using the AoE Targeting extension. By me, Melborne.

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The Upcast value can be changed before casting. Supported spells use that value when resolving damage, healing, or other spell actions.

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Some spells need special handling because they do not behave like a single normal damage roll. Magic Missile is handled as a multi-damage spell. And just like Eldritch blast, Magic Missile will indivually apply damage to individual targets even if you're selecting 10.

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Cantrips automatically adjust when added to your character sheet or when you level up. No additional editing is required as long as the cantrip follows Fantasy Grounds Unity’s recognized spell syntax and prefixes.

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A very exciting feature of Table Tools is the static Spell Slots which are visible no matter how far down you scroll through your spell book, you won't need to second guess what slots you have available. Along with quick jump buttons as shown above to directly jump to a level of spell instead of scrolling - displaying only buttons to the spells/slots you have - which becomes especially important to spellcasters with very large spellbooks!

Spellcasting Features

• Use Power support from the Actions tab
• Upcast controls for supported spells
• Spell level jump buttons
• Magic Missile support
• Eldritch Blast beam handling
• NPC spell slot and innate casting tracking
• Automatic Cantrip damage, adjusted upon leveling up or adding a new cantrip to your spellbook

Weapon Attacks and Weapon Mastery

5E Table Tools adds Auto Attack support for weapons on the Actions tab.

Auto Attack rolls the attack and, when the attack hits, resolves damage against the target. This is meant for fast table use while still using Fantasy Grounds targeting, attack rolls, damage rolls, and chat output.

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Weapon Mastery support is also included for the 2024 5E rules. Weapons can display their mastery property and provide additional controls where appropriate. And yes, Push.. Pushes. A special flavored attack icon is placed for specific masteries that support extra attacks, or special attacks, and can be found next to the text box that appears when Masteries are selected.

Weapon Features

• Auto Attack button for weapon attacks
• Hit detection followed by automatic damage resolution
• Weapon Mastery field support
• Nick support for extra attacks
• Additional mastery support where automation is practical
• Optional helper notices in chat

Ammo Manager

The standalone extension can be found on the 5e Smart Quiver forge, and comes as a standard feature in 5e Table Tools.

Ammo Manager adds better ammunition handling for ranged weapons.

It can read ammunition from equipped containers such as quivers and pouches, let the player choose which ammunition is currently being used, and update the Actions tab label to match.

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Right-click the ammunition area on the Actions tab to select available ammunition.

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Switching ammunition updates the Actions tab so the selected ammo is clear before attacking.

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Magical ammunition can apply its bonus when used, while normal ammunition can be tracked or treated as limitless depending on your table preference.

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Ammo Features

• Supports arrows, bolts, and similar ammunition
• Reads ammunition from equipped containers
• Supports cases, quivers and pouches... Make sure you equip them
• Allows choosing which ammunition type is currently loaded
• Displays the selected ammunition on the Actions tab
• Supports magical ammunition such as +1, +2, +3 arrows and other magical arrows.
• Can track all ammo, only magical ammo, or disable ammo management
• Can treat non-magical ammunition as limitless or tracked

Movement, Turn Tracking, and Visibility

5E Table Tools can track token movement during combat, optionally enforce movement limits, and help keep map visibility closer to what each character should actually perceive.

This is intended to help groups that want movement measured during turns without the GM needing to manually count every square. It also tracks movement across the whole turn, including move - attack - move.

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Based on your table rules, you can restrict players from moving past their allowed movement speed or let them exceed it. This part of Table Tools also looks for special statuses on your characters such as spells, terrain conditions, and normal movement modifiers found in Fantasy Grounds Unity and used by many other popular extensions, which display different maximum movement speeds based on these effects.

Movement Features

• Tracks movement during combat
• Optional movement limit enforcement
• Can reset movement tracking around turn changes
• Works with normal map movement
• Designed to reduce GM bookkeeping during tactical combat

Turn Undo

Table Tools also includes a turn undo option for movement mistakes.

If a player moves the wrong token, drags too far, or realizes they started from the wrong square, the movement undo command can return the active combatant to their recorded turn-start position.

This is not meant to undo attacks, spell slots, damage, effects, or chat rolls. It is focused on correcting token movement during the current turn.

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Visibility Reworked

Visibility Reworked improves how invisible creatures are shown on the map. The standalone extension can be found on the Visibility Reworked forge, and comes as a standard feature in 5e Table Tools.

Fantasy Grounds already applies the normal Invisible condition for 5E automation, but the token itself can still reveal too much information to players. Visibility Reworked keeps the normal 5E Invisible condition in place, then adds per-player map visibility on top of it.

If a creature has the Invisible effect, players who cannot perceive invisible creatures will not see that token on the map. Players who do have a valid way to perceive it can still see it. This is handled per viewer, so one player can see an invisible creature without revealing it to the whole party.

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Here we can see Aubry moving closer to an Invisible creature while she has 10' of True Sight.

If a creature is invisible and a player character has no way to see it, that token can be hidden from that player. If the character has the proper senses, spells, items, or reveal effects, the token can remain visible to them.

Visibility Features

• Hides invisible creatures from players who cannot perceive them
• Supports See Invisibility, Truesight, Blindsight, and similar senses
• Supports reveal effects such as Faerie Fire, Branding Smite, Shining Smite, Starry Wisp, Revealed, and similar wording
• Supports Lantern of Revealing style effects
• Uses distance and token height when checking special senses
• Works per viewer, allowing different players to see different things
• No custom statuses, tags, flags, prefixes, steps, hoops, jumps, leaps nor bounds. Just normal.. Fantasy Grounds effects.

Important Notes

• The normal 5E Invisible condition is still used, so attack and defense rules remain handled by Fantasy Grounds.
• GM Hide is not replaced. If the GM hides a token, it stays hidden from everyone.
• If the GM shows an invisible creature, Visibility Reworked controls which players can actually see it.
• Visibility is checked per player character, not party-wide.
• For strict per-character visibility, shared party vision should be turned off.
• This does not create custom conditions or require special prefixes. Use normal Fantasy Grounds effects.

NPC Combat Helpers

5E Table Tools includes several tools for running NPCs with more complex combat features. A standalone version can be found on the 5E Smart NPCs forge, and comes as a standard feature in 5e Table Tools.

These are aimed at creatures with lair actions, legendary actions, legendary resistance, spell slots, innate casting, or other resources that are easy to forget during a busy combat. Adding actual NPC's to the combat tracker that contains the actions and lair actions of the original statblock for ease of use and quick access.

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These Legendary Actions can be random from 1 to 3 per round, set between 1 and 3, or turned off completely. Each round they will change positions to match random characters intiatives, losing ties, all while displaying the actions available for that actor. They also match effects from their host, allowing Fantasy Grounds to continue to automate combat and deny actions if under conditions.

The Lair Actions are always set to Init 20; and if using 5E Group Initative extension by me, Melborne, it will roll with an average of 20 and the Group Initiative extension will populate the Lair action into its own private group and order itself properly with that in mind.

In the event that your NPC has Legendary Resistances, and has failed a save, a prompt will be given to the respected owner of the NPC asking if they would like to spend a legendary resistance. These resistances are counted down properly in the NPC Statblock as well as the Combat Tracker exactly where Fantasy Grounds places this information; the text changes and when you've reached 0/3 per day you won't be prompted anymore. The roll will be a faux 20 and show that you've decided to roll a nat 20 anyways.

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Much like the Legendary Resistance tracking, Attacks and spells are also tracked.
Displaying a [USED] flag over attacks and spells, as well it will include a number to also count how many attacks you've done. In the legacy statblocks where spell slots are visible, they will automatically use the spell slots and once you've reached zero of course it will deny you the ability to cast with that slot. Upcast compatable. Innate spell casting, and 2024 rules, are still tracked in a simular way but reducing how many casts per day you have available to the NPC/statblock.

NPC Features

• Lair action helper actors
• Legendary action helper actors
• Configurable legendary action helper count
• Legendary resistance prompt support
• NPC spell slot tracking
• NPC innate casting tracking
• Back end turn tracking for combat resources

The goal is to keep important NPC resources visible and easier to run from the Combat Tracker.

Options and Setup

Most Table Tools features can be adjusted from the Fantasy Grounds Options window.

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Options Include

• Ammo Manager setup
• Non-magical ammunition behavior
• Chat helper notice level
• Movement tracking
• Movement limit enforcement
• NPC lair and legendary helper actors
• Legendary resistance prompt behavior
• NPC spell slot and innate casting tracking
• Additional spell information
• Spell level jump buttons
• Weapon Mastery automation

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That is a lot for one extension to try and accomplish on its own. I will try to get a chance to test it a bit later this week.

I agree, for a single extension this is doing a lot of different things. Would you consider maybe split it into three or four smaller ones? E.G., I already use other extensions that cover the spellcasting and upcasting part, combat and weapon masteries, movement, and ammo manager, but I'd love to use this for the NPC Combat Helpers; and while I understand that the options allow me to turn on and off those features, I'd still be paying for a huge extension to use only one fifth of it.

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That is a lot for one extension to try and accomplish on its own. I will try to get a chance to test it a bit later this week.

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Thanks, and yeah, that is completely fair.

Table Tools is definitely doing a lot, but the goal was to make those pieces work together as one user-friendly experience inside the normal 5E character sheet and Combat Tracker.

I wanted it to feel native to Fantasy Grounds, and it was built for new users whom I have introduced to Fantasy Grounds over the years, some now DM their own games, and designed with their feedback of how extensions should work. As well provide quality-of-life features that felt just slightly missing from FGU without requiring people to juggle a dozen different extensions, updates, and compatibility issues.

If you get a chance to test it, I’d genuinely appreciate any feedback.

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Originally Posted by Lo Zeno

I agree, for a single extension this is doing a lot of different things. Would you consider maybe split it into three or four smaller ones? E.G., I already use other extensions that cover the spellcasting and upcasting part, combat and weapon masteries, movement, and ammo manager, but I'd love to use this for the NPC Combat Helpers; and while I understand that the options allow me to turn on and off those features, I'd still be paying for a huge extension to use only one fifth of it.

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That is a fair point, and I appreciate the suggestion.

5E Table Tools started as an all-in-one extension because I wanted these systems to work together cleanly inside the normal Fantasy Grounds and still feel like Fantasy Grounds. There are already a lot of excellent extensions that cover individual pieces, but I wanted one package that handled the specific table experience I was looking for and not an amalgamation .. for some reason I want to type 'hair golem'.

That said, not everyone needs every feature. My goal is to break some of the larger features out into smaller standalone extensions over time and continue to build new additions that work with and for 5E Table Tools, as I do have some ideas brainstorming. Right now, the first standalone piece available is 5E Smart Quiver, which covers the ammo management side of Table Tools and uses this place as its forum post. The NPC Combat Helpers is definitely something I could see working well as its own extension in the future.

For now, Table Tools is intended to be the full bundle, but this is good feedback and I’ll keep it in mind as I see what people actually want to use most.

@Melborne

I think the biggest issue when you have so much compiled into a single unit is if code changes or something breaks in one area then the entire extension is down until a fix can be completed. It fine if they require each other for use, but if they work completely separate then always better to have multiple extensions so you can just unload the problem child when issues arise, plus its much easier to track down what is causing an issue when done in that fashion.

That’s a fair point, thank you for your feedback and it is definitely one of the tradeoffs with a larger extension. It is also something I have managed with my own extensions for years for paid games and services I have provided in my long lost history of a forever-DM.

For Table Tools, though, the design model and goal is a complete 5E quality-of-life package as you can see!

As for development and upkeep; That is a big part of why Table Tools is built as one larger package. The related features are maintained together, tested together, and updated together. If an FGU update changes something, I can adjust the full toolset as one unit instead of working on a half dozen extensions or depending on several separate extensions from multiple developers, each with their own update schedule.

That does not mean every feature has to stay inside Table Tools forever, like I have mentioned. I am splitting out some features where it makes sense, such as 5E Smart Quiver. But Table Tools itself is meant to remain the full package.

I appreciate the concern, and if something specific breaks, conflicts, or feels hard to isolate, that is useful feedback for me.

Can't wait to hear what you think of the features!

Looks good. Does this support 5e Legacy?

It does!

Some cool stuff going on in here. I would like to see what some other people say.

I also agree with others.

With no other extensions, Auto-damage doesn't work. Rolls the attack, displays hit or miss, but doesn't roll damage. Not sure if this is due to new update or if the issue is already being worked on? But I figured I'd let you know.

I was not aware, thank you. I'll look into it shortly.

Edit: I apologize, I am just getting a chance now to sit and look at it.

A quick fix! It has been uploaded to the Forge. Thanks for catching it and letting me know.

Your 5e Smart NPC extension redirects to this forum thread, so I'm going to post here about it: Loading it fails with the error message, "Unable to locate extension file."

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Your 5e Smart NPC extension redirects to this forum thread, so I'm going to post here about it: Loading it fails with the error message, "Unable to locate extension file."

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I uploaded an incorrect file earlier; and replaced it mere minutes afterwards attempting to fix a bug with a third party module that writes custom Monster features - I apologize for breaking it for a few minutes!

Thank you, I appreciate all your work on these extensions, it's working as intended now, and it is fabulous!

I am familiarizing myself with this addon and I noticed that when I right clicked on the map and select 'View', it did not show me the Customized Map Tools options as displayed in your screenshot. I narrowed it down to what looks like a conflict with the WOB: FGU Helper addon. If the FGU Helper addon is enabled, your Map Tools options do not show up when you right click and go to View.

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I have duplicated this with the 5e Legacy ruleset, and just the following addons loaded: (I was getting familiar with your addons that I own plus others I use in my campaign, and when I found the problem I narrowed it down to WOB Helper). If I remove the WOB Helper, then the Map Tools display correctly.
5E Reference Guide
5E Table Tools
AoE Targeting
Table Tools Desktop
Token Cleanup
WOB FGU - Helper

Let me know if you need any additional information.

Thanks.

NOTE: I did find an issue with the WOB Helper that if the 'Area Target Helper' option was disabled in the WOB Helper options, the 'Targeting' options still were displayed when right clicking even though they were disabled. I have submitted this as a bug to WOB's Discord server, but I thought I might mention it just in case it might impact your addon in some way.

Thanks for narrowing that down.

Fantasy Grounds gives extensions a limited set of menu slots. If two extensions add options to the same part of the same menu, one can overwrite or hide the other instead of both showing together. In this case, etc etc.

I'll give this some tests today and see if I can find a fix and make it play nice with WOB all together.

Again.. Thanks for the report and the screenshots. I was able to track this down as a compatibility issue with the shared image/map right-click radial menu.

Fantasy Grounds extensions all have to register into the same limited radial menu space. With WOB: FGU Helper enabled, its map menu handling appears to refresh or rebuild part of the image right-click menu after Table Tools has already added View > Map Tools, which caused the Table Tools entry to disappear.

I’ve added a compatibility guard on my side so Table Tools re-registers Map Tools when interacting with the map. In testing, this allowed View > Map Tools to appear correctly while WOB Helper was also loaded.

This should be fixed in the next Table Tools update. Thanks again for narrowing it down so cleanly.

No problem, I like tracking these things down to see if I can figure out what might be causing the problem. Thanks for the quick fix!

Hello,

In my game on Sunday, and testing today, it doesn't look like Visibility Reworked is operating within 5e Table Tools.

A paladin in the game has a Gem of Seeing. When using the effect for the Gem (VISION: 120 truesight) the player cannot see the invisible token (A Balgura, with the Invisible effect on it in the CT). Additionally, if you put the effect See Invisibility (per the spell) on the Paladin, the Balgura still remains invisible.

I like this tool and I hope that all of the bugs will be worked out.
What I am encountering is that it does not play well with scaleui. You have to stretch your character sheet out beyond the bottom border to be able to see your spell slots if you have, as an example, a ranger class that has several weapons listed. The Spell area shows the spell slots available but does not have a box visible to scroll until you stretch the page larger than the screen.

A couple of other things I have noticed, but may be out of scope for your extension.

1) There's no interrupt for Divine Smite if a Paladin uses the Auto Attack button - the extension just rolls the damage, and the paladin doesn't have the option of using Divine Smite before the attack is resolved. I have another extension (WOB: 5e Helper) that normally provides a pop-up dialogue that allows the Paladin to choose Divine Smite and the level at which it is cast to apply the DS effect before the spell resolves. The pop-up still appears, but the damage gets rolled and there's no way to resolve DS if its used besides manually rolling dice and adjusting the HP of the target.

2) For Weapon Mastery, the Fighter Tactical Mind (where you can switch out Mastery Effects on a hit) doesn't seem to be supported. Again, I have another extension that handles this, but Weapon Mastery needs to be turned off in your extension for it to work (which is fine). Just wanted to make you aware of these items.

3) Finally, seeing this on character sheets with 5e Table Tools loaded and active - it has the Action/Bonus Action/Duration fields overlaid on the Attack, Save, Damage, Effects, Healing buttons. You can actually edit them. In the picture, I have an extension called Spell FX loaded, but I checked without it as well, and the fields remain overlaid on the buttons. They seem to be from the dialogue for setting up spells when you right click to add damage, healing, effects, etc. to the spell item.

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Hello,

In my game on Sunday, and testing today, it doesn't look like Visibility Reworked is operating within 5e Table Tools.

A paladin in the game has a Gem of Seeing. When using the effect for the Gem (VISION: 120 truesight) the player cannot see the invisible token (A Balgura, with the Invisible effect on it in the CT). Additionally, if you put the effect See Invisibility (per the spell) on the Paladin, the Balgura still remains invisible.

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I was unable to reproduce this, I tested some random campaigns, random rulesets, and ultimately I wasn't able to make my random Goblin here not see the Invisible stalker. GM hide is On; The Invisible status is applied to the NPC, and as you can see the effect for VISION: 120 truesight is applied to Melborne, the Goblin. And I was able to repeat this with See Invisibility, removing the effect the NPC vanished from the Goblin's sight. Ensure that the Invisibility status is applied to your creature; It does not allow players to see GM Hidden creatures or tokens without it.

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Originally Posted by dittotb

I like this tool and I hope that all of the bugs will be worked out.
What I am encountering is that it does not play well with scaleui. You have to stretch your character sheet out beyond the bottom border to be able to see your spell slots if you have, as an example, a ranger class that has several weapons listed. The Spell area shows the spell slots available but does not have a box visible to scroll until you stretch the page larger than the screen.

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Can you provide a screenshot example? I regret trying to /scaleui 50, then 400 but I wasn't able to see these issues.

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Originally Posted by Atreides Ghola

A couple of other things I have noticed, but may be out of scope for your extension.

1) There's no interrupt for Divine Smite if a Paladin uses the Auto Attack button - the extension just rolls the damage, and the paladin doesn't have the option of using Divine Smite before the attack is resolved. I have another extension (WOB: 5e Helper) that normally provides a pop-up dialogue that allows the Paladin to choose Divine Smite and the level at which it is cast to apply the DS effect before the spell resolves. The pop-up still appears, but the damage gets rolled and there's no way to resolve DS if its used besides manually rolling dice and adjusting the HP of the target.

2) For Weapon Mastery, the Fighter Tactical Mind (where you can switch out Mastery Effects on a hit) doesn't seem to be supported. Again, I have another extension that handles this, but Weapon Mastery needs to be turned off in your extension for it to work (which is fine). Just wanted to make you aware of these items.

3) Finally, seeing this on character sheets with 5e Table Tools loaded and active - it has the Action/Bonus Action/Duration fields overlaid on the Attack, Save, Damage, Effects, Healing buttons. You can actually edit them. In the picture, I have an extension called Spell FX loaded, but I checked without it as well, and the fields remain overlaid on the buttons. They seem to be from the dialogue for setting up spells when you right click to add damage, healing, effects, etc. to the spell item.

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Yes that is correct. There is an additional feature on its way to 5e Table Tools that will allow specific settings for your paladin to help fix those kinds of minor issues. As it stands the effect currently needs to be applied before the attack; counter intuitive I know, especially on crits... I apologize to your paladin!

Thank you for pointing that out, I think I might have a quick fix for that. I'll try something this afternoon and patch it.

Your third point there, is your character sheet is unlocked? I'll remove the spell action information when a character sheet is unlocked to fix that text overlap, that's what I think you're seeing..

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Originally Posted by Melborne

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I was unable to reproduce this, I tested some random campaigns, random rulesets, and ultimately I wasn't able to make my random Goblin here not see the Invisible stalker. GM hide is On; The Invisible status is applied to the NPC, and as you can see the effect for VISION: 120 truesight is applied to Melborne, the Goblin. And I was able to repeat this with See Invisibility, removing the effect the NPC vanished from the Goblin's sight. Ensure that the Invisibility status is applied to your creature; It does not allow players to see GM Hidden creatures or tokens without it.

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Could you clarify "GM Hide is On" for me?

This is what I am seeing in game:

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Originally Posted by Melborne

Yes that is correct. There is an additional feature on its way to 5e Table Tools that will allow specific settings for your paladin to help fix those kinds of minor issues. As it stands the effect currently needs to be applied before the attack; counter intuitive I know, especially on crits... I apologize to your paladin!

Thank you for pointing that out, I think I might have a quick fix for that. I'll try something this afternoon and patch it.

Your third point there, is your character sheet is unlocked? I'll remove the spell action information when a character sheet is unlocked to fix that text overlap, that's what I think you're seeing..

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For the third point - Initially, when you load in and the sheets are locked, the overlap is not there. If you unlock the sheet they appear, and remain after you lock it again.

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Originally Posted by Melborne

Can you provide a screenshot example? I regret trying to /scaleui 50, then 400 but I wasn't able to see these issues.

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This is what he means, I believe:

The paladin here has a lot of weapons. If the sheet is too short, it doesn't show the spell area of the sheet. (Sheet 1)
If you lengthen the sheet, the spell area can be seen, but it gets smaller and smaller, depending on the length of the weapon list. (Sheet 2)
My paladin has just been collapsing the Weapons area to get to the rest of the sheet. (Sheet 3)

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So, here is what I am seeing from a player and GM perspective with nothing loaded except 5e Table Tools, AoE Targeting, and 5e Smart NPCs (all your extensions). I put in a test dummy character, and replaced the Legacy Barlgura with a 2024 version.

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GM View:

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Invisible is on the Barlgura, VISION: 120 Truesight is on the Test dummy.

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Originally Posted by Atreides Ghola

This is what he means, I believe:

The paladin here has a lot of weapons. If the sheet is too short, it doesn't show the spell area of the sheet. (Sheet 1)
If you lengthen the sheet, the spell area can be seen, but it gets smaller and smaller, depending on the length of the weapon list. (Sheet 2)
My paladin has just been collapsing the Weapons area to get to the rest of the sheet. (Sheet 3)

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Hi Gholas! Just to add to this, this extension seems to interfere with the Jack of All Things functionality to collapse actions on PC actions tab. When you removed it, the actions would collapse. Adding it keeps the buttons but clicking "+ / -" no longer has any effect.

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Originally Posted by Atreides Ghola

Could you clarify "GM Hide is On" for me?

This is what I am seeing in game:

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The Show/Hide NPC eye-icon; Can you show me your Table Tools visibility options and /rsi debug from the player client that cannot see the creature.

My screenshot was from a player point of view, not DM.


I've fixed the text issue for the next update.

You can still collapse each entry by clicking on the banner for Weapons, Class Features, Spell (Level), etc.

But yes, it does conflict with Jack of All Things.