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Table Linkage for Class Skills Not Working

K

Kendall-DM

Spy
I've noticed there has been a change to the way the linkage to a class skill is working. Whereas previously, the linkage worked fine for defining a class skill, it is not working now. Keeps throwing the following error: "Linkage pick 'table' not located for current context".

My guess is that now the parent-child relationships in HeroLab has changed, because I've begun to notice a lot of things are no longer requiring the transition to the parent container to get things done. Is this what is happening here? For example, try adding Trickery to a Cleric, then try adding ranks to Hide. The linkage doesn't see the table context anymore.

Feature or bug?
 
What happens when you do the trickery cleric/hide class skill thing for you? It seems to work as it always has for me.
 
I am also unable to produce errors with this. When I add Trickery, Hide becomes a class skill for the Cleric as it should.
 
Hmm, I might have something wrong in my user file, I have been playing around with different configurations of tags and fields and I may have inadvertently caused the table linkage to break.
 
Ok, this is odd. Seems this is only occurring when I have a custom domain I created. I'm trying to link Sense Motive as a class skill and I get an error. The same code exists in Trickery but for Hide, etc. and there is no error. Can someone verify this?

UPDATE: Nevermind, figured it out. Was being stupid and trying to get the linkage from a special when the special didn't bootstrap to the class. I was bootstrapping it to a domain. Been like that a while, and I never knew I had made the blunder until I started using the domain. D'oh!
 
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