Release v6.10.52 · DimitroffVodka/shadowdark-extras

[6.10.52] — 2026-07-31 — Smaller downloads, restored combat automation, and internal reorganization

The Phase 3 source reorganization is intentionally user-invisible. Feature implementations now live in owned modules and scripts/shadowdark-extras.mjs is a 1,662-line composition root instead of a 21,861-line mixed implementation file. Hook order, settings keys, public API names, and registration totals are pinned by structural gates; this release is meant to behave like 6.10.51 apart from the fixes and asset optimization listed below.
The shipped image payload is about 99 MB smaller. 1,431 raster assets were converted to WebP, reducing their archive footprint from 140.2 MB to 41.4 MB. A conservative one-time GM migration updates stored Shadowdark Extras image paths in existing world documents, settings, and unlocked world compendiums only when the replacement WebP responds successfully; 14 images for which WebP was larger remain in their original format.

SDX weapon hit and damage bonuses work in the Shadowdark 4.x roll dialog again. The integration now resolves actors from the UUID Shadowdark actually supplies, including unlinked token actors; optional bonus controls no longer duplicate when toggled, hit bonuses reach the attack roll, and damage bonuses remain single-applied.
Weapon hit-bonus details render on attack chat cards again. The result now travels with Shadowdark's roll configuration and the v14 chat renderer uses the native DOM element it receives, eliminating the silent failure and the former undefined result display.
Wand charge controls render and persist on Shadowdark 4.x item sheets again. The controls are anchored to a field the current Wand sheet still emits, so a GM can enable uses and edit current and maximum charges without writing flags manually.
Player-to-GM automation sockets are registered before migrations can suspend startup. Spell and item macros, Holy/Cleansing/Wrath weapon actions, Identify, class-ability macros, party travel mutations, and target synchronization are available as soon as the module reaches ready, including on worlds where an asset or item-macro migration has real work to do.
Target synchronization no longer clears targets and throws when socketlib elects a headless GM with no canvas. That client now leaves its target state untouched and reports the unavailable canvas; a normal GM client continues to mirror player targets.

Nine confirmed limitations remain deliberately unfixed in this verification-only release. Item Macro migration is one-shot for content added after it ran; two unidentified-name implementations disagree for legacy Shadowdark 3.x data; an effect configured only with requireEquipped can remain active until the next sheet/update check; the quick-condition effect hooks do not refresh an already-open modal; ammunition is selected and consumed but its configured hit and damage bonuses do not reach Shadowdark 4.x rolls; the NPC item chat icon calls a method removed in Shadowdark 4.x; unidentified magic items can still reveal their magic-item marker to players; alignment-based Spellbook filtering patches the Shadowdark 3.x method location and therefore does not run on Shadowdark 4.x; and ToM's empty-background fallback points at an unshipped image. Maintainer evidence and scope decisions are recorded in docs/KNOWN-ISSUES.md.