When you add Ranged Weapons, Gear, and/or Acquisitions everything begins to shift downward but does not move the next section of the sheet (Wounds/Fate Points/ Insanity/Corruption) down as well. You can add a Melee Weapon and things will shift down just fine.

This issue was also posted on the forms here: https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2229833/slug%7D

A textarea would suffice.

The new repeatable fields aren't wide enough to be really useable.

In the D&D character sheet the fields armorclass and flatac does not calculate, but instead writes the calculation with a lot of pluses.

https://github.com/the-storyteller/roll20-character-sheets/blob/master/Numenera/Numenera.json

Melee Weapon Roll (R) has an error. It displays Sum of Damage as Pen of Attack.
Line in code is nr. 458.

It looks like Unicode characters placed directly in the CSS document aren't working anymore (I seem to have had some success in replacing them with escaped code sequences, but am not confident I know how Github works/those CSS files work well enough to post). There are a lot of other problems I'm not expert enough to track down, too. Suffice it to say, the sheet is really broken. Looks nothing like the preview on any browsers I use.

Even though the Wiki says they are.

On the SpyCraft 2.0 character sheet the 'Talent' and 'Speciality' fields always set to the same input as the other (eg. if you type 'Roll20' into the Talent field it appears in the Speciality field and vice versa). This is quite annoying and makes it harder to keep track of who has what bonuses.

I believe that the issue is in the first section of HTML but I can't pinpoint the error myself, although it look like it might have two lines to set the Talent instead of one of the Talent and one for the Speciality.

The pull was approved this monday, and the sheet appears in "approved.yaml", but I cant find it when creating a campaign.

Add field for range

In GURPS you should be able to "spend" negative values of points to reduce your stats. However, since floor() always rounds to the lower number, the calculation gets messed up.

For example, if the stat has a base value of 10, and costs 20 points the raise/lower. I'd use a formula like this.

10 + floor(@{points} / 20)

For positive values this works fine, but for most negative values the output is 1 lower than it should be.

10 + floor(24 / 20) = 11
10 + floor(-24 / 20) = 8

Could you implement a fix() function, which always rounds the value towards 0.

Or alternatively add an absolute value function. In which case I could emulate fix() like so:

@{points}/abs(@{points}) * floor(abs(@{points}) / 20)

sorry to my english
line 217 is not working to make a roll to recovery..
this is the correct text:
Recovery Value: [[@{level}@{REC-die}+@{CON-mod}]]"

Line 776 roll is defined as [[1d20 + @{strength_mod} [Strength Mod] + @{global_check_bonus} [Active Check Bonus] ]]
Line 785 defines name="attr_basic_strength_check_mod" value="@{strength_mod} + @{basic_strength_bonus} + @{basic_strength_prof_exp}"
basic_strength_check_mod is never used and should be used in place of @{strength_mod} in line 776, otherwise the Unskilled STR check does not add the supplied proficiency or bonus modifiers in the roll. This is the same for all PC and NPC Unskilled ability checks.

Hi!

I'd like to suggest an improvement regarding JoinWar, JoinBattle, JoinDebate - currently, it does not prompt for bonus successes and/or bonus from charms - this is due to the rolloption not having the added

?{Bonus Dice (Charms, Stunts, etc.)|0})t[exalted]+?{Automatic Successes|0}"

line.

I'd suggest adding that to the above mentioned areas since currently, there is no real way to use a charm to improve any of the "JoinX" options.

See http://www.sageadvice.eu/2014/08/23/jack-of-all-trades-bard/ for proof of it working.

Line 5592 value should be 10 + @{npc_animalhandling}

This seems to be a new bug.

The list of allowed HTML tags is missing ul, ol, and li

See:

html = filterFunc(html, "<br><input><textarea><div><span><label><hr><img><b><i><strong><em><h1><h2><h3><h4><h5><h6><p><hr><table><tr><td><tbody><thead><th><tfoot><select><option><fieldset><button>");

The HTML entry in CoC 7e's sheet.json is pointing at the CSS file, rather than the HTML file.

Line 5636 missing closing ] on second d20 roll

After testing with the new abs() function, it's become apparent that it won't work for the GURPS sheet (as described in issue #83), since it results in a division by 0 if the user wants to keep their attribute at default (and naturally that will cascade and invalidate the vast majority of other calculations on the character sheet).

It would seem this is only solved by either implementing a fix function, or adding tertiary operators, in which case I can do
x != 0 ? abs(x) * x/abs(x) : 0 or x >= 0 ? floor(x) : ceil(x)

I also have another problem, which would require tertiary operators to solve. Unless someone can suggest an alternate way to compute it, which would be amazing.

GURPS has a slightly complicated system for calculating skill levels, the first few levels cost fewer points than the later levels.

The only way I can think to accomplish this right now is with a tertiary operator.
(x >= 1 ? 1 : 0) + (x >= 2 ? 1 : 0) + floor(x / 4)
of course this would also work in a much more simple fashion if those booleans could be evaluated as a 1 or 0.
(x >= 1) + (x >= 2) + floor(x / 4)

x = 1
(1) + (0) + floor(0.25) = 1
x = 3
(1) + (1) + floor(0.75) = 2
x = 10
(1) + (1) + floor(2.5) = 4

I was trying to think of a way to do it with modulo, but to no avail.

If that's too much too ask, then the GURPS character sheet will have to be very minimal in it's use of auto-calc. Or supported by an API script.

In the macro for dice rolling, the die is referencing the "score" field in regard to attributes rather than the "modifier" field.

CoC 7th ed character sheets seem to be calculating max HP and MP incorrectly and locking it out.
Hit Points: Con + SIZ divided by 2. Round up any fractions.
Magic Points: Same as POW

This is not the calculation being shown.

Are there any plans on supporting localization of charactersheets?

Deleting the repeatable fields for Weapons, Defense, or Fitting will delete rows in the other.

For example:

1. Enter information for one weapon.
2. Enter information for one defense.
3. Delete the defense.
4. Close sheet.
5. Reopen sheet. All weapons, defenses, and fittings are gone.

One of the sites I use for a background image is down and has been. I've been getting mail asking me to fix it, so I changed the background image to something (and somewhere) else.

Can someone push this change sooner rather than later? The sheet is pretty unusable like this...

First, amazing work on this DnD 5 character sheet ! Thank you very much

That said, the attack roll button doesn't seem to work. When I press it I got a
SyntaxError: Expected "(", ".", "[", "abs(", "ceil(", "d", "floor(", "round(", "t", "{", [ |\t], [+|-] or [0-9] but end of input found.
(even with an empty line)

I saw that there are 3 D20 Star Wars character sheets, but no D6 sheets.

I don't have any previous experience with HTML/CSS, but I have plugged in all of the bare bones required for the sheet, and plan to improve it later.
How do I accomplish the uploading with GITHUB?

• I have created the .json file and verified it.
• I have built the HTML file.
• I have created the CSS file.
• I took a .png snip of the character sheet, but keep getting errors on upload.

Please let me know what you need me to do.

The blank for strength on the 1E sheet does not recognize the "percentage strengths" for stronger characters. This should be displayed as 18/22, or 18/00. It instead erases the field. The field only recognizes whole numbers, not the slash.

The character sheet for exalted third edition does not seem to properly display certain aspects of itself. For example, the radio buttons do not appear at all, merely a black square that disappears when I click on it. Check boxes also appear to be nonfunctional, having a "?" appear in them when selected.

On the Dark Heresy (1st Edition) sheet, there's a "Damage" Button that rolls melee damage for the weapon you've setup there. However, it incorrectly refers to the "strength" attribute, rather than than the "s" attribute where the character sheet stores one's strength score. This results in anyone using the melee damage button encountering an issue where it can't find the "strength" attribute.

This error is located on line 487, which is highlighted here: https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets/blob/master/Dark_Heresy/DarkHeresy.html#L487

Thanks!

Feats like Weapon Finesse will cause a weapon's to-hit roll to use Dex instead of Str, this is not the same as a roll using ranged attack which seems to be the only option at the moment

Just needs a number field added to the weapon repeatable fields.

Uncheking a skill as a class skill doens't count ranks as half.
Looking at the code I can tell that we should change all {value="class"} camps to {value="1"} camps and then change all camps with {value="@{XXX-mod}+@{SKILLranks}+@{SKILLmiscmod}"} to {value="@{XXX-mod}+floor(@{SKILLranks}/2)+@{SKILLclassskill}*ceil(@{SKILLmiscmod}/2)"}
That change would make would change the skills to auto-calculate values as class skills.

From a user:

"Rolling for initiative off of the character sheet uses 1d10+dex, but the rulebook (at least the free version from DriveThruRPG) says it's 1d8+dex."

The function responsible for validating CSS input chokes on the CSS child selector.

I'm not sure which JS file it is in, but the function is defined with var filterFunc = function(input, allowed) {

The regex being used to match HTML angle brackets (/[\<>]/) is also matching the single angle bracket (>) used as a CSS child selector, causing my stylesheet to be thrown out.

Needless to say, I expected to use child selectors in my Character Sheet, so it would be super if this could be fixed.

This is an example of the selector in use:

.sheet-dropdown-attr_mental:hover > .sheet-drop-background {

Here is the code in question, I marked the offending regex.

var evil = [
              /(\bdata:\b|eval|cookie|\bwindow\b|\bparent\b|\bthis\b)/i, // suspicious javascript-type words
              /behaviou?r|expression|moz-binding|@import|@charset|(java|vb)?script|[\<]|\\\w/i,
              /[\<>]/, // back slash, html tags,    <---- THIS BREAKS CSS CHILD SELECTORS
              /[\x7f-\xff]/, // high bytes -- suspect
              /[\x00-\x08\x0B\x0C\x0E-\x1F]/, //low bytes -- suspect
              /&\#/, // bad charset
            ];

            for(var i=0; i < evil.length; i++) {
                if(input.match(evil[i])) {
                    console.error("Potential CSS security violation; character sheet template styling thrown out.");
                    input = "";
                }
            }

Hello al,,
Couldn't find another report on this problem, so I'm opening a new one.

The damage dice is all over the place, sometimes showing just 18 (as if that was the input, not a roll at all) and sometimes rolling the previous damage notation we put in, or the one before it, instead of the current one. We first noticed it when trying to enter d8 for damage.

.charsheet thead td {
font-weight: bold;
}

.charsheet td {
padding-right: 1em;
}

.charsheet input[type=text], .charsheet input[type=number] {
padding-left: 2px;
border: 1px solid #333333;
}

.charsheet table {
margin-bottom: 0.5em;
}

.sheet-formblock {
width: 22em;
margin-bottom: 1em;
}

.charsheet textarea {
width: 95%;
max-width: 95%;
min-width: 95%;
resize: vertical;
overflow-y: auto;
min-height: 5em;
border: 1px solid black;
}

.sheet-thiefabilities input, .sheet-savingthrows input, .sheet-turnundead input {
width: 5em;
}

.sheet-shortnum {
width: 2.5em;
text-align: center;
}

.sheet-spelltable {
margin-top: 0.5em;
}

.sheet-spelltable td {
padding: 0px;
text-align: center;
}

Roll20 uses TLS by default, yay! But the content proxy server (imgsrv.roll20.net) isn't set up to deliver content over TLS, so the browsers are complaining.

Firefox is the most strict in this regard. For passive content (e.g., images), this isn't a big deal as Firefox allows the content. But for "active" content (e.g., fonts) the content is blocked completely.

This makes it impossible to use webfonts in our character sheets on Firefox.

​Clicking roll buttons inside repeating fieldsets that reference a radio button group inside the fieldset doesn't work properly.

The retrieved value substituted into the roll command is always the value of the last radio button, rather than the value of the checked radio button.

Example fieldset:

<fieldset class="repeating_bugreport">
  d6: <input type="radio" name="attr_sigasset_value" value="6" checked="true"/>
  d8: <input type="radio" name="attr_sigasset_value" value="8" />
  d10: <input type="radio" name="attr_sigasset_value" value="10" />

  <button type="roll" value="/em test: @{sigasset_value} @{sigasset_name}"</button>
  <input type="text" name="attr_sigasset_name" value="testname" />
</fieldset>

Clicking the roll button above will always result in @{sigasset_value} being resolved to 10 instead of the checked value 6.

In the DSA stylesheet it is very hard to read the dice rolls. This is important to distinguish between two or three critical dices.

A simple change to the stylesheet will help, make the dices more visible.

.basicdiceroll {
color: yellow;
font-size: 1.15em;
font-style: bold;
}

This would help us a great deal. We really like the tool and the character sheet.

Thanks for all the work.

Best regards,
Kai

Hi, I participate in a Dark Heresy campaign and I have noticed that the fonts used on the sheet are not Linux compatible. Cambria for example is only licensed for use on Windows Operating systems and Hoefler is distributed through Apple. Essentially what happens is you end up with a character sheet that has the field labels all jumbled.

Here's a site for free embeddable fonts: http://www.fontsquirrel.com/home

And here is an article on setting up browser-agnostic font embedding with CSS with the above site: http://www.midwinter-dg.com/permalink-font-face_embedding_made_simple_with_font_squirrel_2010-12-22.html

Reported from a user:

you embedded roll buttons for attacking do not work. The rolls turn out to have waaay to many addition signs, just straight up breaking the roll.

I was wondering if you could add intuition to the list of drain attribute options for homebrew/custom magic traditions that use it

It reads 'Call of Cthulu'. That will not go over well with the outer Gods, I can assure you.

It doesn't seem to matter what I do, OSX changes the line ending on this file, leaving it permanently modified in my working copy. I've set git to have both core.autocrlf=false and core.safecrlf=false but it doesn't seem to make any difference.

The default sheet will fail on attack rolls unless a value is put in the Attack Bonus.