Made a homebrew feat to grant 1st level spells with 2 uses a day. When marked as "Infinite", whenever a character uses a spell the error in the title pops up. If the "Infinite" checkbox in the feat editor is unchecked, the error stops occurring.
The "is infinite" checkbox does not refer to number of uses, it refers to the number of spells you can learn from it.
Does the feat grant a specific spell or let you choose? If it is specific, then that is why "is infinite" breaks it. It is trying to force more options when no options are available.
Or maybe is infinite just doesn't work with limited uses.
I'm experiencing the same sort of error. I'm not specifying a particular spell. I'm specifying a particular spell level. I want to be able to choose any number of spells, but limit each one to a max number of uses.
I'm experiencing the same sort of error. I'm not specifying a particular spell. I'm specifying a particular spell level. I want to be able to choose any number of spells, but limit each one to a max number of uses.
Please fix this.
There may be too many spells of the particular level than a dropdown can handle. Try limiting to a particular spellcaster class as well as spell level and see if that clears it up.
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I'm experiencing the same sort of error. I'm not specifying a particular spell. I'm specifying a particular spell level. I want to be able to choose any number of spells, but limit each one to a max number of uses.
Please fix this.
There may be too many spells of the particular level than a dropdown can handle. Try limiting to a particular spellcaster class as well as spell level and see if that clears it up.
I made a drop-down that was just "every cleric spell" and bever had this issue. I don't think that is the problem.
Pretty sure this bug is caused by using "is infinite" in some unintended way. Possibly related to limited uses? (I've never tried that)
Yeah, "is infinite" has the reputation of being very breakable. I haven't tested it a whole ton since I didn't want to make something so broken a character was unrecoverable.
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Good suggestion, but I was already limiting it to a particular class and level. I was only adding in a couple two or three spells for testing. So I don't believe it is a size of the drop-down issue.
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Made a homebrew feat to grant 1st level spells with 2 uses a day. When marked as "Infinite", whenever a character uses a spell the error in the title pops up. If the "Infinite" checkbox in the feat editor is unchecked, the error stops occurring.
That is because when “infinite” is checked it contradicts the two uses and causes an error. ♾=/=2
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The "is infinite" checkbox does not refer to number of uses, it refers to the number of spells you can learn from it.
Does the feat grant a specific spell or let you choose? If it is specific, then that is why "is infinite" breaks it. It is trying to force more options when no options are available.
Or maybe is infinite just doesn't work with limited uses.
I'm experiencing the same sort of error. I'm not specifying a particular spell. I'm specifying a particular spell level. I want to be able to choose any number of spells, but limit each one to a max number of uses.
Please fix this.
There may be too many spells of the particular level than a dropdown can handle. Try limiting to a particular spellcaster class as well as spell level and see if that clears it up.
Helpful rewriter of Japanese->English translation and delver into software codebases (she/e/they)
I made a drop-down that was just "every cleric spell" and bever had this issue. I don't think that is the problem.
Pretty sure this bug is caused by using "is infinite" in some unintended way. Possibly related to limited uses? (I've never tried that)
Yeah, "is infinite" has the reputation of being very breakable. I haven't tested it a whole ton since I didn't want to make something so broken a character was unrecoverable.
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I was able to recreate the crash bug. Putting limited uses on an "is infinite" spell option causes the crash when you use the spell.
The character sheet survives the crash just needs reloaded.
I suggest just making each spell separate or tracking uses some other way.
Good suggestion, but I was already limiting it to a particular class and level. I was only adding in a couple two or three spells for testing. So I don't believe it is a size of the drop-down issue.