I'm creating a Homebrew race and want to know how to code in this ability:
When you are hit, you can release a cloud of spores as a reaction. Any creature within 5 feet of you must make a Con. Saving throw or take damage equal to: your level * 5
looking to make an ability that can be used and number of times based on the barbarians rage bonus. Can any one help? I've already tried {{scalevalue#signed}} i might be doing it wrong but cant seem to figure it out any advice would help.
looking to make an ability that can be used and number of times based on the barbarians rage bonus. Can any one help? I've already tried {{scalevalue#signed}} i might be doing it wrong but cant seem to figure it out any advice would help.
A somewhat convoluted way to do this would be to input the number as a formula. this would be:
Hello, I'm currently creating a few homebrew subclasses and within the actions of some features, I have level overrides. I've heard that {{fixedvalue}} is the snippet I'm supposed to be using for this however on the character sheet it returns as "fixedvalue - Fixed value is missing" even though the fixed value box is filled in, same with the level overrides. Will there be a fix for this anytime soon? Thanks!
How do you use the limited use code? I've tried a few things but I'm at no means good at coding
You have to give the feature an action first. Choose the action type. Give the Action a reset type(short or long rest). in the snippet box type in {{limiteduse}} /Rest type . once you save it go back in to edit, the "limited use" options will be available. choose the number of uses, this will assign the number to the snippet . Not sure if this will help but it might be a start
How do you use the limited use code? I've tried a few things but I'm at no means good at coding
You have to give the feature an action first. Choose the action type. Give the Action a reset type(short or long rest). in the snippet box type in {{limiteduse}} /Rest type . once you save it go back in to edit, the "limited use" options will be available. choose the number of uses, this will assign the number to the snippet . Not sure if this will help but it might be a start
I was meaning for a custom action directly in a character sheet. I didn't realize I didn't give context but this will be useful if I make a feat so thank you
Is it possible to use multiple codes together? Was making a subclass and trying to show class resource available. It is supposed to be half the sorcerer level + their casting modifier
Is it possible to use multiple codes together? Was making a subclass and trying to show class resource available. It is supposed to be half the sorcerer level + their casting modifier
So would it be {{classlevel1/2+modifier:cha}}
When combining snippet codes, the relevant sections of the code would have to be contained within parentheses to make sure the right bits get done in the right order, exactly like they thought us to do math problems in school. You can actually learn exactly how to do it, all you need to do is read the very first post in this thread. That basically the instruction pamphlet for the product.
If you still aren’t sure about something then first just quickly skim through the first two pages of this thread for any post with a red border (Staffer) or any post with an orange sword next to the Username (Moderator). Most of the relevant additional information are in those few posts.
If you still can’t teach yourself how to use snippets, then you can always feel free to ask by posting in the thread just like you did this time. Someone will answer you, but I would rather tell you were the answers are located so you can research things for yourself and not need to always “rely on the kindness of strangers.”
To that end, any time you see any thread created by one of the DDB Staff (and Mods too I believe), they will generally always follow the same pattern. That patern is rather easy to guarantee because if something important comes up on, like, page 14, the team will actually add that info into Into the 1st post so everybody can always know where to reliably find what they’re looking for. The thread in the Bugs forum all about Tasha’s Cauldron, is a perfect example, as is this one right here. And the threads themselves also follow the same pattern of always being pinned to the top of each forum, and the forums are all universally clear and accurate, just like the table of contents in a book. It’s all easy peasy.
However, since you asked, if I recall correctly, I think it would be:
{{(classlevel/2@rounddown)+spellattack+cha}}
If I’m incorrect someone better at theses than me will tell us both. There aren’t that many options, and I know I can’t break anything so I just keep adjusting to hem until they work correctly,. if I can’t I come ask the folks who hang out in this forum since the they no better than I. One would think, with as much as I Homebrew that I would be better at these by now. But For some reason I can’t memorize these. But that’s okay, I don’t have to, I “know how to fish,” and if I still ain’t got it I know where to find better snippet fisherpersons.
Is there a way to use a snippet code to detect a creature's size? If so, is the size created in a way where I would be able to change the size through a number value, or translate a number value to a size?
It might sound silly but have you tried {{4*classlevel}} instead? Most of the examples I've seen have the multiplier first. It might make a difference.
You are doing this in the Snippet box right? Not the description, or action. but the Snippet box that will reference the code within the {{Brackets}} to show you a semi-dynamic calculation of items that are given in the {{Brackets}}
I'm creating a Homebrew race and want to know how to code in this ability:
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looking to make an ability that can be used and number of times based on the barbarians rage bonus. Can any one help? I've already tried {{scalevalue#signed}} i might be doing it wrong but cant seem to figure it out any advice would help.
A somewhat convoluted way to do this would be to input the number as a formula. this would be:
{{2+(classlevel/9)@rounddown+(classlevel/16)@rounddown-(classlevel/18)@rounddown}}
This at the very least gets your number right at each level.
This is definitely convoluted but i will take what i can get. Thank you tons for the help.
I looked at it again and realized a much simpler formula that keeps the numbers correct and is a lot easier to input:
{{((classlevel-2)/7)@rounddown+2}}
How do you use the limited use code? I've tried a few things but I'm at no means good at coding
Hello, I'm currently creating a few homebrew subclasses and within the actions of some features, I have level overrides. I've heard that {{fixedvalue}} is the snippet I'm supposed to be using for this however on the character sheet it returns as "fixedvalue - Fixed value is missing" even though the fixed value box is filled in, same with the level overrides. Will there be a fix for this anytime soon? Thanks!
You have to give the feature an action first. Choose the action type. Give the Action a reset type(short or long rest). in the snippet box type in {{limiteduse}} /Rest type . once you save it go back in to edit, the "limited use" options will be available. choose the number of uses, this will assign the number to the snippet . Not sure if this will help but it might be a start
I was meaning for a custom action directly in a character sheet. I didn't realize I didn't give context but this will be useful if I make a feat so thank you
Is it possible to use multiple codes together?
Was making a subclass and trying to show class resource available. It is supposed to be half the sorcerer level + their casting modifier
So would it be {{classlevel1/2+modifier:cha}}
When combining snippet codes, the relevant sections of the code would have to be contained within parentheses to make sure the right bits get done in the right order, exactly like they thought us to do math problems in school. You can actually learn exactly how to do it, all you need to do is read the very first post in this thread. That basically the instruction pamphlet for the product.
If you still aren’t sure about something then first just quickly skim through the first two pages of this thread for any post with a red border (Staffer) or any post with an orange sword next to the Username (Moderator). Most of the relevant additional information are in those few posts.
If you still can’t teach yourself how to use snippets, then you can always feel free to ask by posting in the thread just like you did this time. Someone will answer you, but I would rather tell you were the answers are located so you can research things for yourself and not need to always “rely on the kindness of strangers.”
To that end, any time you see any thread created by one of the DDB Staff (and Mods too I believe), they will generally always follow the same pattern. That patern is rather easy to guarantee because if something important comes up on, like, page 14, the team will actually add that info into Into the 1st post so everybody can always know where to reliably find what they’re looking for. The thread in the Bugs forum all about Tasha’s Cauldron, is a perfect example, as is this one right here. And the threads themselves also follow the same pattern of always being pinned to the top of each forum, and the forums are all universally clear and accurate, just like the table of contents in a book. It’s all easy peasy.
However, since you asked, if I recall correctly, I think it would be:
{{(classlevel/2@rounddown)+spellattack+cha}}
If I’m incorrect someone better at theses than me will tell us both. There aren’t that many options, and I know I can’t break anything so I just keep adjusting to hem until they work correctly,. if I can’t I come ask the folks who hang out in this forum since the they no better than I. One would think, with as much as I Homebrew that I would be better at these by now. But For some reason I can’t memorize these. But that’s okay, I don’t have to, I “know how to fish,” and if I still ain’t got it I know where to find better snippet fisherpersons.
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Is there a way to use a snippet code to detect a creature's size? If so, is the size created in a way where I would be able to change the size through a number value, or translate a number value to a size?
ex: small=-1, medium=0, large=1, etc.
small + 1 = medium, or -1 + 1 = 0
If i wanted to make a custom save dc, how would i set up the snippet code?
Example: if i want a save dc to be equal to 8 + constitution modifier + proficiency bonus
{{savedc:con#unsigned}}
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What am I doing wrong? Trying to get it where it's adding classlevel*4+22 but it's not working at all :/
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It might sound silly but have you tried {{4*classlevel}} instead? Most of the examples I've seen have the multiplier first. It might make a difference.
Sadly this did not work :(
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{{(4*classlevel)+22}}
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This doesn't work either :/ Perhaps I'm missing something?
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You are doing this in the Snippet box right? Not the description, or action. but the Snippet box that will reference the code within the {{Brackets}} to show you a semi-dynamic calculation of items that are given in the {{Brackets}}