Save overlay extension (idea from Ken L)

[Kelrugem]

No worries! Good luck with your thesis!

Thank you

[Kelrugem]

In FGU the sizes of the overlays are with respect to the space as defined in the CT; however, I may now have found a way similar to FGC where the overlays' sizes are with respect to the actual token size. Would the latter be the preferred option? (probably for most cases it doesn't really matter, but I figured I could ask ) Just got that after a quick brainstorming, because I remembered that one call call the grid size of an image (but not sure when I'd add it, because I would need some update handler for updating the overlays whenever you change the token size while there is already an overlay over it. That may also decrease the performance a bit, which is why I may tend to say that the space number in the CT is the better reference)

[bmos]

In FGU the sizes of the overlays are with respect to the space as defined in the CT; however, I may now have found a way similar to FGC where the overlays' sizes are with respect to the actual token size. Would the latter be the preferred option? (probably for most cases it doesn't really matter, but I figured I could ask ) Just got that after a quick brainstorming, because I remembered that one call call the grid size of an image (but not sure when I'd add it, because I would need some update handler for updating the overlays whenever you change the token size while there is already an overlay over it. That may also decrease the performance a bit, which is why I may tend to say that the space number in the CT is the better reference)

I would find that mildly preferable, yes. It's not a problem as-is though.

[Kelrugem]

Hi

A short update, mainly fixing something:

1. FG got a stack overflow (a neverending code loop) when someone was at -1 to -9 HP (i.e. dying, probably different range in PF1) and had an IF: healthy (or bloodied, wounded) effect. Fixed now
2. IFTAG effects' effect icons are now determined by other effects in that entry (so, the IFTAG part is ignored by that, such that you do not get a lot of generic effect icons)

@bmos: Sadly I could not find your code for the QHL stuff etc anymore (and spontaneously I did not want to mess with it without solution, already lost too much time fixing that bug ). I hope next time I can implement that

[bmos]

Hi

A short update, mainly fixing something:

1. FG got a stack overflow (a neverending code loop) when someone was at -1 to -9 HP (i.e. dying, probably different range in PF1) and had an IF: healthy (or bloodied, wounded) effect. Fixed now
2. IFTAG effects' effect icons are now determined by other effects in that entry (so, the IFTAG part is ignored by that, such that you do not get a lot of generic effect icons)

@bmos: Sadly I could not find your code for the QHL stuff etc anymore (and spontaneously I did not want to mess with it without solution, already lost too much time fixing that bug ). I hope next time I can implement that

ah, i had posted that in your overall thread. not a problem
the new updates look like nice improvements!

[Kelrugem]

ah, i had posted that in your overall thread. not a problem
the new updates look like nice improvements!

aaah, I looked everywhere but not here!

[Weissrolf]

I am using the simplified "Overlay PF2" extension. With this extension the overlays are based on Token size, not grid size in CT. Maybe take a look at the code, which you originally wrote?

[Kelrugem]

I am using the simplified "Overlay PF2" extension. With this extension the overlays are based on Token size, not grid size in CT. Maybe take a look at the code, which you originally wrote?

That original code had some scaling problem which is why I changed it

[Kelrugem]

New upload Thanks to bmos:

1. Some cleaning up of the code
2. There are now T and Q descriptors; they are like H but take the third and quarter, respectively

[Kelrugem]

Ooh, please redownload the extension; I accidentally commented out some code which made the save overlays incompatible with FGC (they would not erase anymore) I am sorry for this; for FGU users it seemingly still works, but better download again when you have time