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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The Standard Token shows all rolls to everybody when rolling; In other words, players always roll 'in the open'. However, if the GM wants to make an NPC based on the Standard Token they may not want to roll In the Open.
Describe the solution you'd like
Create a copy of the Standard Token which replaces or adds /say with /self in all tokens. This creates additional update overhead if tokens are ever changed, however, and won't work with created attack macros without some heavy modification.
An alternative: create a GM macro which converts all a token's macros to/from /say and /self. This option may be a bit better, but is going to be more complex and may require redesign of some macros which us broadcast (though broadcast should be avoided generally for trust issues). It also would necessitate a new checkbox on Create Action or some logic to decide whether the /self a new action macro.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The Standard Token shows all rolls to everybody when rolling; In other words, players always roll 'in the open'. However, if the GM wants to make an NPC based on the Standard Token they may not want to roll In the Open.
Describe the solution you'd like
Create a copy of the Standard Token which replaces or adds
/say
with/self
in all tokens. This creates additional update overhead if tokens are ever changed, however, and won't work with created attack macros without some heavy modification.An alternative: create a GM macro which converts all a token's macros to/from
/say
and/self
. This option may be a bit better, but is going to be more complex and may require redesign of some macros which usbroadcast
(thoughbroadcast
should be avoided generally for trust issues). It also would necessitate a new checkbox on Create Action or some logic to decide whether the/self
a new action macro.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: