Ruleset Wizard - The new Ruleset development environment

[Kevlyn]

Thanks for the help with that Damned and psicodelix. Here's the next thing that I want to do, and the challenge is that I cannot find where the object is declared to know how to change it.

I have a Dice Field object and I want to alter the dice in it from a script. How do I do that? I checked out the generated .pak file and saw that Dice Field gets transformed into <simpledice>, so I went hunting for that to see if there were functions somewhere that I could examine to figure out how to make those changes. I'm going to go searching again, but I thought I would ask as so far I have not found any documentation for the simpledice object.

Thanks again for the assist!

[damned]

I dont use Dice Fields but what i would try is:

Launch a campaign and then store some different data in at least 2 dice fields.
Do /save and then open the db.xml in your code editor and see what the data looks like in there.
Then write some code to manipulate the db directly.

[psicodelix]

Thanks for the help with that Damned and psicodelix. Here's the next thing that I want to do, and the challenge is that I cannot find where the object is declared to know how to change it.

I have a Dice Field object and I want to alter the dice in it from a script. How do I do that? I checked out the generated .pak file and saw that Dice Field gets transformed into <simpledice>, so I went hunting for that to see if there were functions somewhere that I could examine to figure out how to make those changes. I'm going to go searching again, but I thought I would ask as so far I have not found any documentation for the simpledice object.

Thanks again for the assist!

You can use the setValue method of the dice field as follows:

window.DieField1.setValue('d10+d4');

[Kevlyn]

Thanks psiodelix, I was just getting back on here this morning to report that it was, in fact, as simple as using setValue("diestring")!

[psicodelix]

Great!

[dungeongrub]

So... I was ready to post some screen shots, but though I'd try things out by loading a second instance of Unity via LAN. Unfortunately, it appears I have missed something out... I can't seem to add add any detail fields on the second instance or see the details fields I was able to add as a GM (see screenshot attached). Any ideas??
Screenshot_GM_and_player_screens.jpg

[damned]

So... I was ready to post some screen shots, but though I'd try things out by loading a second instance of Unity via LAN. Unfortunately, it appears I have missed something out... I can't seem to add add any detail fields on the second instance or see the details fields I was able to add as a GM (see screenshot attached). Any ideas??
Screenshot_GM_and_player_screens.jpg

have you used any of the Invisible or GMOnly settings on those panels/controls/frames?

[deer_buster]

Are there any plans to be able to import an extension to convert it to a RSW project? Just bought it a couple of days ago...really liking it so far

[damned]

The complexity of importing someone elses code into a GUI tool is massive... I cant see it ever happening tbh.

[deer_buster]

Also, I was thinking that if we could specify a ruleset to pull in the frames and other assets that would be available...