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Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 2013
Posts: 10
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Is the {macro macroname} implemented in encoded text? If so, what is the proper syntax to call it.
I'm trying to use the {macro macroname} to include custom bullet points in some description texts. |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Posts: 1,109
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This might help you... From the A-Kit wiki:
{macro name} Looks for the macro with the unique id given by name and processes the contents of that macro as if it were found in the text instead. This means that macros MAY include encoded text that will be properly processed when the macro is evaluated. Current RPG's: Pathfinder (GM), Pathfinder (Player), Gamma World (GM, Pathfinder homebrew). HeroLab: 3.5 & Pathfinder. HL User Files for PF: Greyhawk Setting, Gamma World (WIP). DM and player of D&D since 1980. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 2013
Posts: 10
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Ok, but is this a <scriptmacro> or something else. I've tried this:
.def file <scriptmacro name="bCross" result="{meta bmpfull}{bmp ico-cross} "/> .dat file <thing id="attrAgility" name="Agility" compset="Attribute" isunique="yes" description="{macro bCross} Agility is a mixture...."> <fieldval field="trtAbbrev" value="AGI"/> <tag group="explicit" tag="2"/> <tag group="HeroType" tag="PC"/> <tag group="Helper" tag="StartValue6"/> </thing> and receive this: The following undefined macros...<remainder of error message in unused dialog> Macro: bCross |
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