Djphoenix719 / FVTT-PF2EToolbox

A collection of tweaks and improvements for both quality of life and system improvement for the Foundry VTT Pathfinder 2E system.
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[FEATURE] Make Loot sheet with a button to actually loot #17

Open greenlink opened 4 years ago

greenlink commented 4 years ago

I'm really annoyed by the fact that the players can't take the loot when the sheet is with a limited permission.

Djphoenix719 commented 4 years ago

This isn't possible. Players are unable to edit sheets they do not own - it is baked into Foundry's permissions system.

greenlink commented 4 years ago

I think you are a little bit mistaken, because there is a module called "Loot Sheet to 5e" that does that, i think the sheet is in observer permission in reality, so I was mistaken too. But I would really love those functionalitys that I mentioned. Could you have a look on that module?

Djphoenix719 commented 4 years ago

The way loot sheet for 5e does it is by sending a request to the GM to do so, which the module running on the GM then does. So while you are correct in that it is possible, I am still cautious as to it being necessary.

Can you describe a situation where you need this solution as opposed to just giving the players owner permissions?

greenlink commented 4 years ago

The loot all button would distribute all Items in the sheet of the player character automatically (it's better than drag one by one), the loot item button would do the same but for that item. The best about both of them is that you don't need to open your character sheet. If that mechanism is implemented, you will also be able to make the merchant sheet to actually sell items, exchanging the gold pieces and putting the bought itens on the player sheet. Indeed like the Loot Sheet to 5e module. But that depends if you would like that to be a tool on your toolbox.

Djphoenix719 commented 4 years ago

Hmmm alright. I suppose that's valid for convenience's sake. No promises on this but I understand the use case for it. Mostly a QOL improvement.