Hi there! I've been using this module for a while and although it's more or less fully functional, I do feel the need to report an odd issue that's been afflicting it for a hot minute. It doesn't seem to play nice with the 5e-Sheet Resources Plus module by @ardittristan.
When editing a sheet's settings, the expected behavior is for the sheet to produce additional resources, Compact Beyond Sheet lists the global maximum number of resources, plus an additional resource at the bottom listing the chosen number.
Expected behavior on the default sheet.
Problem behavior on Compact Beyond
Setting the global setting smaller to save space is a workaround, but it still produces one un-editable resource at the end of the resources list. For multiple players with different resource tracking needs, this isn't ideal either.
Additionally, I don't see any warnings or errors in the console when this happens.
Currently I'm running the latest version of foundry11 and the latest version of the dnd5e system. Currently this behavior exists on @eastcw 's fork, but it's been an issue for a while now (I can't recall since which release).
As it stands it's perfectly usable, but seeing as there's no reports of this issue I figured it would make sense to bring attention to it.
Hi there! I've been using this module for a while and although it's more or less fully functional, I do feel the need to report an odd issue that's been afflicting it for a hot minute. It doesn't seem to play nice with the 5e-Sheet Resources Plus module by @ardittristan. When editing a sheet's settings, the expected behavior is for the sheet to produce additional resources, Compact Beyond Sheet lists the global maximum number of resources, plus an additional resource at the bottom listing the chosen number.
Expected behavior on the default sheet.
Problem behavior on Compact Beyond
Setting the global setting smaller to save space is a workaround, but it still produces one un-editable resource at the end of the resources list. For multiple players with different resource tracking needs, this isn't ideal either.
Additionally, I don't see any warnings or errors in the console when this happens.
Currently I'm running the latest version of foundry11 and the latest version of the dnd5e system. Currently this behavior exists on @eastcw 's fork, but it's been an issue for a while now (I can't recall since which release).
As it stands it's perfectly usable, but seeing as there's no reports of this issue I figured it would make sense to bring attention to it.