Releases: Argonius-Angelus/lancer-clocks
Release list
L1.0.31
Fixed the fact ClockSheets were bleeding outside of the NPC space by hard-coding the type to ["npc"]. If this somehow breaks it for a given system, please don't come to me about it. I'm tired of having to jump through so many hoops to get this to function without it exploding.
If it breaks things for specific games. I'm sorry. It genuinely should have never been populating the PC side of things. Hopefully such a change will not need to happen again.
Other changes:
- Removed v11 specific code.
- Upped the minimum version to v12.
- Upped the verified version to v13.
L1.0.30
- Fixed race condition that meant that Base Themes consistently broke on The Forge.
- This came at the cost of performance for users of The Forge.
- Added 2 new settings to intentionally skip over checking for Base Themes or Extra Themes should updating clock actors take too long.
L1.0.29
Updated to v12. Raised version floor to v11. We do not talk about L1.0.28.
L1.0.27
Fixes #16 as well as letting the token name be different from the sheet name. This code is admittedly still a mess and is entirely dependent on the token being linked to the given actor for it to work. Every attempt I have made so far in allowing for unlinked tokens causes the code to fall over with no decent progress being made.
Sometimes I feel like I am a Techpriest with how arcane some of this uncommented code is, and I only have myself to blame.
L1.0.26
Made the clock theme failure more elegant. This also fixes an edge case of players with "Use File Browser" not having access to modules/lancer-clocks/themes/ so long as there are custom themes in the custom clock theme directory.
L1.0.25
Added First Time Popup for a world with a mini tutorial on how to use the module.
Improved manifest compat with V10+.
L1.0.24
L1.0.23
Changed settings scope to be more reliable and also allow for per-world theme options.
L1.0.22
Made theme generation errors more visible to a user. Before it would just silently crash and send the error to the console. Now it will send a more visible UI error when they occur.