Created item weight doesn't add up toward current weight

Hello all,

I am currently customizing 5e ruleset to match my setting (Fateforge Dragons).
I have duplicated 5e.pak ruleset, renamed it (inside base.xml) and mostly messed with the graphics elements inside of it.
I also created a custom extension with GMW_campaignTool.
The problem I am facing is, when I create an item (name, type,cost,weight,damage,properties) and the drag it to my character inventory, the current weight doesn't change and stays at 0 :/

Also, for every character created, a message "Unable to create currency slot for character" appears...

I would love to get any piece of advice from you guys, since it is not the only problem I will stumble upon :p

Thank you!

PS:French user.

Welcome Clemou44
You should generally be making ALL your changes in the extension and not in the PAK

Can you share some screenshots?

Hi damned,

Thank you for the welcome and your answer.
Unfortunately some graphics changes from the GMW tool were having no effects while in game (sidebar buttons and such).
I have tried with the actual 5e ruleset unchanged and it works, so I guess I have to dig through the extension instead!
Thank you again.

image of my initial problem: imgur.com/vQiE0Oq

I've noticed the same issue in terms of a ruleset I'm developing (using Ruleset Wizard). I assume it is due to changes in CoreRPG regarding weights and inventories that my ruleset did not pick up since I've been working on it for so long. I would compare any files you changed in your extension to the latest versions from CoreRPG/5E and see if anything sticks out.

I'll be doing that soon (a week or two) and if I figure it out will try to come back here and let you know what I found.

You need a script like this:

Code:

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function onInit()
    CharEncumbranceManager.addStandardCalc()
end

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But if you are just editing an existing 5E ruleset that probably should already be there.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by damned

You need a script like this:

Code:

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function onInit()
    CharEncumbranceManager.addStandardCalc()
end

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Dang that was easy (for me). Thanks!