Pathfinder Second Edition - generic DLC issue thread

[dsaraujo]

Name of product: Deck of Endless NPCs
The Issue: Getting the following error message when trying to export generated NPC to Story Entry:

[ERROR] Script execution error: [string "..r2DeckOfEndlessNPCs:..pts/endless_npc.lua"]:146: attempt to index local 'i' (a nil value)

and and empty <<New Story>> entry is generated.

Did you use a custom image for that? Also, did you make sure you loaded the module (in Modules -> Activation)? Trying to reproduce the issue here.

[Kingpingo2000]

Did you use a custom image for that? Also, did you make sure you loaded the module (in Modules -> Activation)? Trying to reproduce the issue here.

Thank you for taking a look! No, I did not use custom images and the module was loaded.

Turns out that if I unload ShadeRaven's Drag N Drop module I can generate a Story Entry with no error. As soon as I load it back the error message returns.

[ShadeRaven]

Thank you for taking a look! No, I did not use custom images and the module was loaded.

Turns out that if I unload ShadeRaven's Drag N Drop module I can generate a Story Entry with no error. As soon as I load it back the error message returns.

Now that is interesting, since there should be no crossover between the two. I am not even sure I use any tables in that module. I wonder what would cause those two .mods to interfere with each other?

Have you tried loading in some of the newer compartmentalized mods I created? Such as the Drag-n-Drop Alchemist or Dwarf for examples? Wondering if that older DnD module (which was originally created back for Classic) has some legacy code in it that's not meshing well with newer/unity stuff.

[Kingpingo2000]

Have you tried loading in some of the newer compartmentalized mods I created? Such as the Drag-n-Drop Alchemist or Dwarf for examples? Wondering if that older DnD module (which was originally created back for Classic) has some legacy code in it that's not meshing well with newer/unity stuff.

Hi! I have just tried each of the newer compartmentalized mods one by one and the Deck of Endless NPCs works fine with all of them, so it's only the old all-in-one DnD module that doesn't work. I'll switch over to using the new modules, thank you for the suggestion!

[Montis]

Minor thing: in Age of Ashes 1 - Hellknight Hill the unidentified name of Image: Warbal Bumblebrasher is "Male Goblin", but in every text Warbal is referred to as a female.

also heads-up: I'm running Age of Ashes now, so there will probably be some corrections for that AP incoming

Edit: Speaking of: Town Hall Fire should have initiative of +5, not -10.

[sciencephile]

Fixed. It will roll out next Update Tuesday.

[dsaraujo]

Does the old module includes any tokens or images? The Deck assumes the images of NPCs are loaded, and maybe my code is being very optimistic and I can add some safeguards. Other than that, I can't see why it would create that particular error. If someone could send me the old module in a DM I could also try to reproduce on my end.

[Honken]

In Abomination Vaults, there is a Brown mold Hazard (From the Gamemastery Guide) in the Room B20. It gets Resist:30 all. Which I am not sure it should have. I mean from what can glean reading through the Hazard rules and the Object damage rules it is kind of up in the air too...

[MaxAstro]

Shadows at Sundown:

Although the weaknesses were added, it looks like the sneak attack automation is still wrong for the Strigoi Servant and Stealthy Strigoi Servant, at least for me. Even after updating, it still says "1DMG: d6 precision" instead of "DMG: 1d6 precision".

[sciencephile]

Shadows at Sundown:

Although the weaknesses were added, it looks like the sneak attack automation is still wrong for the Strigoi Servant and Stealthy Strigoi Servant, at least for me. Even after updating, it still says "1DMG: d6 precision" instead of "DMG: 1d6 precision".

Well, that is slightly annoying. Not sure why it didn't take the first time but it has been fixed again. I checked it in as a hotfix so you should get the new update tomorrow. Thanks for reporting.