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A collection of Foundry VTT helpers
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A collection of Foundry VTT helpers
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/snugug/foundry-helpers
- Owner: Snugug
- License: mit
- Created: 2022-04-20T10:13:40.000Z (about 4 years ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2022-06-14T11:24:17.000Z (about 4 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-01-03T05:44:50.686Z (over 1 year ago)
- Language: JavaScript
- Size: 52.7 KB
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- Watchers: 2
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- Open Issues: 2
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- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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# Snugug's Little Helpers
A collection of Foundry VTT helpers.
## Tiered Difficulty Check
Tiered Difficulty Check is a macro for use with [Monk's Active Tile Triggers](https://foundryvtt.com/packages/monks-active-tiles) and [Monk's TokenBar](https://foundryvtt.com/packages/monks-tokenbar). It allows you to request a roll from your players and then, instead of setting a single DC, you run the macro to check a range of DCs, and then take action based on the results. This macro must be imported into your world in order to use.
To set it up, start by including a `Request Roll` action. The only required settings for it are `Continue with: All Tokens` and `Continue if: Always`. This will ensure that the rolls are made and then get passed onto the macro.
Next, add a `Run Macro` action, setting it to `Tiered Difficulty Check`. If you don't see the macro in the dropdowns, make sure you import it from the module. Then, pass in the checks you want in `Args`. Each check should be space separated, with no space inside them. Check options are:
- `x` - An exact match of for `x`
- `x-y` - Any number greater than or equal to `x` and less than or equal to `y`
- `>x` - Any number greater than `x`
- `>=x` - Any number greater than or equal to `x`
- `=18 >15 10-15 crit fumble` into `Args`, a token that rolled a 20 on a d20 will be placed into the `>=18` group, the `>15` group, and the `crit` group, a token that had a total of an 11 will be placed into the `10-15` group, and a token that rolled a 1 on a d20 will be placed into the `fumble` group.
With the tokens grouped, you can now set up a `Anchor` actions for each group. The anchor will be named `check {{option}}` with `{{option}}` being the option, the previous arguments would create anchors `check >=18`, `check >15`, `check 10-15`, `check crit`, and `check fumble`.
With your anchors created, it's time to add the actions in that you'd like to happen for each anchor!
## Stacked Conditions
Stacked Conditions provides you with the ability to automatically apply a condition if another has been applied, for instance adding the `Incapacitated` condition to a token that is `Unconscious`. It requires [Combat Utility Belt](https://foundryvtt.com/packages/combat-utility-belt/) and [Dynamic Active Effects](https://foundryvtt.com/packages/dae). Use this to show players all of their stacked conditions, and allows you to write a condition's active effects once and reuse it.
To set up stacked conditions, create a script macro with the following in it:
```js
game.SnugugsLittleHelpers
// The condition you want to apply
.applyCondition('Incapacitated')
// The list of conditions that should get this condition
.to(['Paralyzed', 'Petrified', 'Stunned', 'Unconscious']);
```
Each condition must match the name of a condition in Combat Utility Belt's Condition Lab. You can have multiple copies of this in your marco, each with a different condition to apply. Execute the macro to add your mappings and save them for future use.
To remove a mapping, at the bottom of your macro, write `game.SnugugsLittleHelpers.removeStackedCondition('Condition')` with the condition you want to remove and execute it. To reset all mappings, write `game.SnugugsLittleHelpers.resetStackedConditions()` and execute it, or use the `Reset Stacked Conditions` macro that comes with this module.
**Bonus:** The `exports` folder of this module contains `cub-dnd5e-condition-map.json`, a set of D&D 5e conditions pre-configured with [Midi QoL](https://foundryvtt.com/packages/midi-qol) effects, including an `Immobile` condition. There is also an `Add Stacked Conditions` macro that comes with this module that you can run to add mappings for `Incapacitated` and `Immobile` based on the D&D 5e rules.
## Add Moulinette Sources
Add Moulinette Sources is a macro for use with [Moulinette](https://foundryvtt.com/packages/moulinette-core) and its suite of modules. You should import this module into your world and edit the `sources` array as needed.
When executed, the macro adds the provided sources to Moulinette's index while ensuring there aren't duplicates with existing sources (so can be run multiple times in a row with different sources). Once run, go into Moulinette and run indexing for any of the items you've added.