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When you're done deleting/re-ordering things, click on the )(bottom right) to exit the edit mode for the rep sectionįor info on coding rep sections for character sheets, see: Character Sheet Development/Repeating Section Link Tokenĭefault Sheet Settings will determine default values & settings for any new character sheets added to the N Journal, which the GM can change from the Game Settings Page.You get no warning, so it's deleted right away. Delete: Press the #-icon of of a specific row, to delete it.Reorder: Press and hold the ≡-symbol of a specific row, and then drag it up- or downwards to change it's position.Modify: Click the ( 'Modify/Lock'-button to enable deleting existing entries, or reorganizing them.Add: Click on the &-button in the bottom-left corner of the repeating section to add a new entry.

How the Repeating sections buttons look may vary between character sheets for different systems, but this is how the buttons usually look: In addition to fields, your character sheet may feature one or more repeating section, where you can dynamically change a list by adding/reordering/removing entries to them. Some of the features of Repeating Sections do not work when the Character Sheet is in a separate window. You can then turn it back on after you arrange your macro buttons. Please note, if you have the pop-out option enabled for the character sheets you must first disable it under your user settings ( ycog icon) before the drag and drop function will work.

The buttons can be removed by dragging the button out of the quick bar into open space, the button will turn red and then vanish when the mouse is released. Buttons may be dragged directly off of the character sheet and placed onto the Macro Quick Bar at the bottom of the screen, simply by clicking and dragging the button into place. You can Drag & Drop sheet buttons to the macro quick bar. To acquire the Ability call corresponding to that sheet roll button, drag the sheet button down to the Macro Quick Bar, click on what you just dragged down, and then complete steps 2 to 4.

The contents of the sheet roll button will then populate the Text Chat input box.

Press the ↑(up arrow) key on your keyboard.

When it's focused, a blue outline appears around it.

Focus the q Text Chat's input box (by clicking into to it, or using the Advanced Shortcut C C).

To acquire the contents of a sheet roll button:

These rolls will use the values that you have filled in on the sheet to function, so they're always up-to-date. These are pre-defined rolls included with the sheet which allow you to quickly make attacks, roll checks, etc. Your sheet may also feature roll buttons.

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Visit the My Settings page to set popout windows to automatic. Click to pop your info window out into a new browser window. Useful Tip: To the left of the Character name is a popout button. Finally, you need to click the (Save Changes) button found at the bottom of the screen.

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Pro subscribers can also choose Custom, and then enter their own HTML/CSS/Translation code into the Sheet Editor. In the Character Sheet Template section, select a template from the dropdown.

Links to the Game Details pages of games that you belong to can be found on the My Games page. This page is accessed from the Settings dropdown on the Game Details page. To change or add Character Sheet, the Creator of the game should visit the Game Settings page. Finally, you need to click the (I'm Ready, Create Game) button to save. If you're making a Game that's a copy based on an existing Game, the copy will keep all relevant sheet template information to match the original. The Sheet Template can be changed after game creation form the Game Settings-page. When starting a new game, you (as the game's Creator) have the option to choose the Character Sheet Template you want to use from the handy drop-down available on the New Game creation screen. The menu to choose Character Sheet Template Starting a New Game

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