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Where are tags documented?

Wruin

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I am trying to create a template. I found this in the vampire template:

validif (hero.tagis[NotLiving.?] = 0)

I want to replace this with 3 lines that says valid if not incorporeal, not elemental, and not outsider.

Where do I find the tags associated with these things? More importantly, how do I find out what all the tag are? There must be a list or a way to access them.
 
In the editor, each thing has a question mark nest to it that shows the ID. I found stIncorpor. Unfortunately, I can't navigate to it to read it. I get the error group stIncorpor not defined. Here is where I am headed:

var valid as number
~we're valid if the hero is not incorporeal
valid = (hero.tagis[stIncorpor.?] != 0)
valid += check for elemental
valid += check for outsider

validif valid != 0
 
I might get there by myself it I didn't have to go eat dinner. I found in Develop > Floating Info Windows how to see group names and tag ids. If someone happens along that can speed me along, I appreciate it.
 
Since the only answer I got was RTFM, I am posting the answer I was hoping for.

In Hero Lab go to Develop and check Enable Data file Debugging. Then go to Develop > Floating Info Windows > Show Hero Tags. This got me what I was looking for. There is much more in this menu to explore.
 
Your "RTFM" as you put it was merely a suggestion that many of of your questions have been answered in other places.
 
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I apologize for giving you a hard time. I know you weren't trying to be rude. I was frustrated because I spent over an hour finding that answer.
 
It's ok. I had specifically mentioned the videos because I knew that was covered. I've been a tutor for over half my life and its ingrained in me to say where the answer is as opposed to just giving it.
 
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