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Now supports the ability to mark multiple characters at a tie. Some characters need this.
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Hunter's Mark
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A script that lets each character have their own custom Status Marker, which they can use to mark other tokens. You can make only one target at a time. When you mark a new target, the old marker is removed. This is perfect for abilities like D&D's Hunter's Mark.
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A script that lets each character have their own custom Status Marker, which they can use to mark other tokens. There are two settings. If you are a hunter-like character, you can mark only one target at a time. When you mark a new target, the old marker is removed frm all tokens but yourself and the target. This is perfect for abilities like D&D's Hunter's Mark.
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The second setting lets you mark any number of characters.
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Run it with !hunters-mark followed by one of the commands below.
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Run this script with `!hunters-mark ` followed by one of the commands below.
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Available Commands
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* `help`: Shows a help file like this one.
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* `add`: Select a character, and make sure they have one status marker applied. Then click Add, and that character will be added to the list of hunters, and the marker will be the one they use to mark targets.
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* `delete`: Delete a character from the list of hunters.
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* `show`: Show a list of hunters, their markers, and their current marked target, if any.
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* `help`: Shows a detailed help file, and the menu buttons afterwards.
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* `add`: Select a character who has exactly one token marker assigned. Then click Add or Hunter, and that character will be added to the list of hunter-like characters, and the marker will be the one they use to mark targets.
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* `bard`: exactly as above. Select a character with one status mark assigned. But they rae added to rhe list of bard-like characters, and can assign marks to multiple targets simultaneously. Maybe all characters will be added here, depending on how you use marks.
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* `delete`: Delete a character from all displayed lists.
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* `show`: Show a list of characters with their markers, and the menu buttons afterwards.
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* `menu`: prints a set of buttons, to activate the scripts commands.
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Marking or Unmarking a Target
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* `!hunters-mark @{selected|character_id} @{target|token_id}`: To mark or unmark a target, you need to supply your character id, and the token id of a target. The same command is used to mark or unmark a target.
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* `!hunters-mark @{selected|token_id} @{target|token_id}`: To mark or unmark a target, you need to supply your own token id, and the token id of a target. The same command is used to mark or unmark a target.
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Important: this has changed with version 0.4 to support bard-like characters. Previous versions used to use `@{selected|character_id}` - but you MUST now use `@{selected|token_id}`. Update any macros (this script's buttons are automatically updated).
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Hunter and Bard
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The two types of behaviour are classified as Hunter and Bard, because most people will be familiar with D&D. If you can think of alternate terms for these, send then to Gigs on the roll20 forums.
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