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In Traits, under Item Selection, how do you make a list of skills (including know, craft, etc).
I am trying this: thingid.skProfSold|thingid.skKnowArca|thingid.skKn owHist|skCompUse|thingid.skCraftCrWritin|thingid.s kLinguist|thingid.skKnowArt|thingid.skKnowBehavior |thingid.skKnowBusiness But it will not pick up the know and/or craft skills. The Script is, (and seems to work fine) is: if (field[usrChosen1].ischosen <> 0) then perform field[usrChosen1].chosen.assign[Helper.ClassSkill] #applybonus[BonTrait,field[usrChosen1].chosen,1] endif Thank you |
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You have a space in skKn owHist - if that's in your code, it will invalidate the whole thing.
You have no thingid. in front of skCompUse. skCraftCrWritin is longer than 10 characters, so that's invalid, as are skKnowBehavior and skKnowBusiness. Any errors in the expression will invalidate the whole expression. If the expression is invalid, Hero Lab will let you select from everything. |
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ok, cool. Is there a limit on how many skills I can list?
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40, I believe. There's also a separate 1000 character limit on the amount of text you can enter into that field, and you'll probably hit that limit at around 20 items.
At the bottom of most things in the editor (including skills), is a User Tags button. Go to one of these skills, create a new tag, save that thing, and close the editor. Now press ctrl-r to get a quick reload, and re-open the editor. Now, for all the other skills in the same category, you can use their User tags button to give them the same user tag. Let's say your user tag was "SphinxSkl" (you mentioned sphinx in another message, so I didn't know if they were related). You'll put "Custom.SphinxSkl" into the tag expression, and the expression will now look for anything that tag has been applied to, which is how you get around typing in very long expressions. |
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Alright, cleaned it up a bit, still bothing to chose from
thingid.skProfSold|thingid.skKnowArca|thingid.skKn owHist|thingid.skCompUse|thingid.skKnowArt Sorry, driving me nutts,lol |
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Got this to work
thingid.skBluff|thingid.skDiplo|thingid.skKnowLoc| thingid.skPercep|thingid.skSenseMot|thingid.skStea lth but the know skill will not show up? |
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Yep same issue as was in this post I am pretty sure. Usually for traits and such that have a selection of skills(ie drop down box) it only shows the skills that are actually part of the hero. So Knowledge skills are NOT added by default to all characters. Try adding the skill under the Skills tab first and see then if it can be selected by the trait.
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Yep, I think that is the issue. Hum, looks like the simple way is not going to work. Need to think of something else.
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