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Frequently Asked Questions
gasha edited this page Jun 30, 2022
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- Do not request access. Go to the top left corner and click: File → Make a Copy
- You need to be using your Gmail account to see this option
- After making a copy you will be able to start using it
- Scripts are not dangerous. This pop-up exists because scripts will change how your sheet works. It's a default message for all scripts - Imagine you add a script that messes up your whole data because it wasn't verified. This doesn't happen in Sheety because scripts are made only for this tool
- You must enable scripts to access the full features of Sheety
- After the first time, you won't get any more warnings and can run scripts freely If this explanation wasn't enough, you can visit the Google's Developers site for more information: https://developers.google.com/apps-script/guides/client-verification
- All available damage modifiers can be found in your settings
- Some modifiers like Vulnerability are enabled by default and at all times
- To change boss-related damage reductions you can go to the Reference Editor tab and edit/create a reference
- Sheety's damage comes from a pre-stored database and we assume some settings like perks, armour and weapons to consume less resources
For the full list of settings go to Ability Damage Maths: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dqGWf8SAQZs-Iagg8Qn27r0OoqzWSytLgWxYTv9vud4
- Within your copy, go to the tab called Abilities and find the ability you want to use
- It's possible that you are using the wrong ability name (i.e. natural instead of natty). Capitalisation does not matter
- You may change the name of abilities in that same tab for your own convenience
## Why are Ticks red - This happens when a tick is nulled. This means damage doesn't affect that tick - This can be achieved with the use of the Reference Editor and templates. Useful for damage reduction like Vorago's reflect mechanic - Within Sheety settings, look for __Template__ and set it to __Blank__