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New Feature: Monster Importer #552
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I'll have a look at this, thanks. One thing I would say is that we probably don't want an Import Monster button on the Actors tab, it would be better just being triggered by a macro as once the GM has imported all the monsters it's just a useless button taking up space. The character importer on the other hand will always remain useful. |
Currently the button is only visible to GMs. The genesis of the idea was based on the fact that I often found myself implementing monsters on the fly at game time and needed a quicker way to do that. Kind of a low prep gm mentality. I'm not well practiced on modifying the UI so I just copied the other import, but there is there a more streamlined way triggering the popup, I'm all game. |
Best thing to do is add a new static method for launching the import tool to the ShadowdarkMacro class (see |
That's more of an education thing to be honest. We could do with a documentation journal that is auto-imported/displayed on a newly created world. I can guarantee users wouldn't bloody read it though. ;) No, I don't like that at all I'm afraid.
For that I'd have it as a button on the Actor tab. Probably replacing the |
Ok the PR should be ready to ship now with macro only trigger.
I agree with you that documentation should get people up to speed with features like this, but I also agree that they will never read it. ha! That's why I would advocate for a UI option for newbie features, but let's table that for now.
Ah yeah, I figured as much. That makes sense and thanks for the response! |
I think this PR is superseded by #555 now |
Added an issue for this. |
I wanted to learn more about foundry development and give back to this project at the same time. I present for consideration, the Monster Importer!
Usage:
Copy and paste a monster stat block to automatically add that monster as an NPC.
Testing:
Tested against almost all monsters in the core rules. Limited testing with 3rd party content, but generally no issues.
No automated test cases created. (Would love to learn how to do this.)