Closed Trellinane closed 4 months ago
Hrm, my half finished template still works on PF1 system 10.3, although they must have changed a few things, because race is not uutputting correctly.
I need to see the entire console log, filtered by 'fvtt-party-sheet' to know for sure if the template is even being seen/picked up/parsed.
@Trellinane I'm not sure what the exact contents of the file you created are, but if you copy pasted directly from the documentation, and your file looks like this:
{
"name": "Test Person's Pathfinder 1E Template",
"system": "pf1",
"author": "Test Person",
"rows" : [
[
{
"name": "Name",
"type": "direct",
"header": "show",
"text": "{charactersheet} name {newline} system.details.race"
}
]
]
}
// Note that this uses both the charactersheet and newline special keywords.
Then it will fail because the comment at the bottom invalidates the JSON schema.
You should see an error like this:
Can you verify both your primary console log and the contents of the template file?
Problem solved. It was indeed the comment that caused the issue.
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What happened?
Just trying to get a Pathfinder 1 party sheet together. Tried using the example in the Template_Readme.md file under the header Extremely Basic File Example. JSON code below. File placed in the foundrytt/data/partysheets folder and called it pf1.json. I keep getting the message that there are no json files for this system. I don't know if it is user error or something with the system specifically.
Foundry version 11.315 Party Sheets 2.5.1
{ "name": "Test Person's Pathfinder 1E Template", "system": "pf1", "author": "Test Person", "rows" : [ [ { "name": "Name", "type": "direct", "header": "show", "text": "{charactersheet} name {newline} system.details.race" } ] ] }
// Note that this uses both the charactersheet and newline special keywords.
What type of foundry hosting were you using?
Self Hosted
Relevant console log output