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Drag/Drop to set Attributes?

TCArknight

Well-known member
Hi all!

I am working on a system with 6 attributes. The first step is allocating the following values to the attributes: 10, 9, 9, 8, 8, 7

I would like to set this up to be able to Drag and Drop the values to the attributes. However, I have no clue how where to start for the D/D function. I know if has something to do with a table_dynamic and procedures, but that's about it.

Is there an example or suggestions available? :)

Thanks!
TC
 
To be honest, I don't think this is possible based on how the file structure works, TC. I think you'd need the incrementers.
 
I know the Shadowrun system has drag-and-drop for their "Priorities", so it's possible to drag and drop. I just don't know how to do it.
 
I know the Shadowrun system has drag-and-drop for their "Priorities", so it's possible to drag and drop. I just don't know how to do it.

That is a newer feature, not something I've seen in the kit wiki. You guys will need Mathias for that because they don't make the Shadowrun code accessible to us. I think the staff is at Gen Con this weekend. I wouldn't expect a formal reply for at least a few days since they don't usually return to work the day after a convention due to travel fatigue and the like... and that's assuming no convention plague....
 
Get it all working, then work on advanced options like drag-and-drop. That's not something worth delaying the release of your game system to get working.

You'll note, however, that in systems like 5e, where the attributes are using an array of allowed values, same as yours, that we haven't bothered to set something like this up, because we consider it more work than it's worth. So your drag-and-drop will not be the same as Shadowrun's.
 
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