This sort of thing is generally not handled by the ruleset, it a feature of Core. I think you've brought this up before. I will investigate.
This is on the todo.
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Ok, I thought of another one.
I'm not sure if this is possible or even worthwhile, but here goes.
Currently when an N/PC is using a ranged weapon and taking the Aim maneuver, I choose a target, drop an Effect on them called Aiming that's set up as an SEC+ and let it keep track of how long they're aiming for. When they decide to fire, I double click on the Acc for the weapon so it adds this to the Modifier Stack. I add the Modifier of Aim 2 or Aim 3 (that I created), depending if they aimed for just one additional round or two, add the range modifier, and then have the attack roll made.
It would be nice if this could be automated. A target is chosen. The Aiming Effect is applied. When it's time to attack, the Range is pulled from the Target info on the Combat Tracker. The Aiming bonus is determined from the time aimed and the Acc bonus.
Definitely not easy, but considering the amount of information that has to be gathered from multiple sources, it'll definitely benefit from automation.
If it can be done.
I don't know if it would be possible to do the following:
Let's say I have a Longbow and a Hip Quiver with 20 arrows, each time I shot it decreases the number of arrows in the counter, but it would be possible to make it decrease the number of arrows in the inventory and more, I saw the improvements and loved it , but the question is:
Is there a possibility to place the NH and trim based on the skill level?
Example: I have DX 13, but my Short Sword skill is 14 so when I bought a Short Sword he would add Level 14 to perform attacks and would already determine my Parry to be 10.
Sly hand off! Nicely done. :D
I haven't taken a look at the code yet. I was serious when I said:
Let me take a look at the code, see if I can come up with a solution, and I'll get back to you. Like you, regular work does get in the way.