Roll 20 Turn Tracker
Is there a way to select a group of generic tokens in Roll20, have them roll initiative, and have these values added to the turn tracker? The following command does it for one selected token: 1d.
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commented Sep 8, 2018
Hello Shdwjk Is it possible the make a API that i can add for the Turn order tracker not to be visible to the player? or a auto hide like the chat setting as player. if you click the box it moves to the right and stays there until i like to see it (as a player) or under the map and not be visible. I am using roll20 on a table whit a beamer and the tracker is on the map/table its just not looking nice. I am using 2 laptops one whit the DM view and one as player on the beamer. thanks for you time |
commented Sep 8, 2018
I'm assuming you're talking about TurnMarker1? It could be done. If you change lines 313, 425, 430 to set 'gmlayer' instead of getting the layer from the token, it will always put the marker on the GM layer and never the player layer. to |
commented Sep 8, 2018
Hello Shdwjk thanks for the fast reply. I like to us it whit the TurnMarker1 I like to know if its possible to do it whit a API or Macro. |
commented Sep 8, 2018
Ah, I see. Since you are in control of the projected/beamed version of the game as well as the GM side, I would suggest either double clicking the title of the turn order on the projected/beamed screen to minimize it, or using a Chrome Bookmarklet to hide it: The API can't control who sees that window, the best it could do would be to make the turn order entries only visible to the GM (though a great deal of hackery, not easily). You might find this page in the Roll20 wiki helpful: https://wiki.roll20.net/Using_Roll20_while_Playing_In-Person |
commented Sep 9, 2018
its not working. |
commented Sep 9, 2018
Sorry, I should have been more clear. With that Bookmarklet, you'd have to run it every time you open the Turn Order to re-hide it. It's kind of a hack. There might be a Stylus theme you could create that would keep it hidden, but without parent selectors in CSS and no distinguishing class or id on the Turn Order dialog, it would be hard to not hide other things you might want to retain. |
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commented Apr 16, 2016
Now includes: turn tracker support, automatic calculation of averages for rolls, option to have roll queries on all rolls, wound tracker updates the current health value, maximum health added to sheet, all sheet rolls updated to allow optional roll modifiers. Updates to sheet.json instructions and preview. |
added some commits Mar 21, 2016
Now includes: turn tracker support, automatic calculation of averages…