Combat Tracker Initiative

[damned]

It is not however a bug. t is working as intended...

[astromath]

Therein lies the problem. It's also why I put the word bug in quotes meaning that is a bug only on the user side and not on the programmer side.

Or you could put it this way: It is a bug in that there's missing info on how to use that feature. At least, there's nothing I can find, even in the wiki.

[damned]

It is in the User Guide - its about 150 pages worth Have a look in the Combat Tracker section - probably under GM View.

[Zacchaeus]

Final bullet point and sub bullet points in this Wiki article on the Combat Tracker

[JohnD]

You are right. It is not the most obvious of symbols. I thought just revealing the creatures on the map was enough. It should be reported as a "bug."

It's not a bug, revealing tokens on the map is the wrong way to do it; everything runs off of the CT.

[astromath]

I know that it was not a bug. That's why I put the word bug in quotes.

I've read through the wiki and never saw that. Or I didn't understand that. The reason I like revealing the creatures on the map is there's an option to make the visibility mask sensitive. There doesn't seem to be that option in the combat tracker.

[Zacchaeus]

Tokens that are under the mask will be invisible to players on the map and if the are in a cleared area and move back under the mask they will also disappear for the players. You can then use the 'eye' icon in the CT to hide the token from the players on the CT or leave it on whichever is your preference. The mask sensitivity option is so that the DM can handle an invisible NPC; who might start under the mask but should remain invisible when they move into a non-masked area.

[Trenloe]

The reason I like revealing the creatures on the map is there's an option to make the visibility mask sensitive. There doesn't seem to be that option in the combat tracker.

See "Token Visibility" here: https://www.fantasygrounds.com/wiki/...ens#Visibility Second paragraph. NPC visibility from the combat tracker is by default mask sensitive when made visible.