Ruleset Wizard - The new Ruleset development environment

[psicodelix]

Ok, I'll check it out

[greybeardgunner70]

Thanks for your help with the CT, issues resolved. Another question:

On the NPC sheet, I know I can use "Can Grow" and "Multiline Spacing" to allow multiple lines of text. However, how do I get the other text fields to shift down when the text box grows beyond its anchors/position in the window? See image. Is this where "Stack with Control" comes into play?
Harn NPC.png

[psicodelix]

Thanks for your help with the CT, issues resolved. Another question:

On the NPC sheet, I know I can use "Can Grow" and "Multiline Spacing" to allow multiple lines of text. However, how do I get the other text fields to shift down when the text box grows beyond its anchors/position in the window? See image. Is this where "Stack with Control" comes into play?
Harn NPC.png

that is, you can find an example in this video:

https://youtu.be/UDgQRvMsUSM

[greybeardgunner70]

Very helpful. However, what syntax do I use with multiple stacks? For example, in your tutorial video, if you added a Field 3 below 1 and 2, how would you enter more than one "fieldx" in "Stack with Control" for Field 3?

[damned]

You stack to the field that can grow and is immediately above you

[greybeardgunner70]

Right, but what if Field 1 AND Field 2 can grow? What would you use in Field 3?

[greybeardgunner70]

I have three fields that I want to be able to grow on my NPC sheet. (1) "equipment" (2) "money" and (3) "phys_skills"
I can set up the control so that "money" moves as "equipment" grows.
However, when I place "money" in the control stack of the third field ("phys_skills"), I get an error. See image.
Attachment 42633

[damned]

f2 moves when f1 grows
f3 should anchor to f2

[greybeardgunner70]

f2 moves when f1 grows
f3 should anchor to f2

When I do that, I get the error in the post above.

I even went back and changed the naming convention to field1, field2, field3, etc.

[damned]

That error suggests that money either doesnt exist or isnt defined properly