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Timed Effects in the Initiative tool are designed to support numbers that decrease over time until the effect vanishes. They actually do support permanent effects by typing in a non-numeral value into the duration field, which is, in principle, desirable.
However, if the entry in the initiative list gets to be active, normally, a numeral value would decrease by one (or vanish, if already zero). In case of any non-numeral value, the value changes to "NaN" (which probably stands for "Not a Number"?).
To be able to differentiate between e.g. permanent effects and effects that don't have a specific duration in time (e.g. with the duration of an "encounter" etc.), it would instead be desirable that the non-numeral value would simply be kept.
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Timed Effects in the Initiative tool are designed to support numbers that decrease over time until the effect vanishes. They actually do support permanent effects by typing in a non-numeral value into the duration field, which is, in principle, desirable.
However, if the entry in the initiative list gets to be active, normally, a numeral value would decrease by one (or vanish, if already zero). In case of any non-numeral value, the value changes to "NaN" (which probably stands for "Not a Number"?).
To be able to differentiate between e.g. permanent effects and effects that don't have a specific duration in time (e.g. with the duration of an "encounter" etc.), it would instead be desirable that the non-numeral value would simply be kept.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: