Open tposney opened 2 years ago
In Midi-qol I broadcast LMRTFY requests targeted to a specific user.
In the case of player owned characters (when the player is not logged in) I want to be able to have the GM take the roll on the users behalf.
The "newish" filter out player owned characters code in lmrtfy.js breaks that behaviour.
// remove player characters from GM's requests if (game.user.isGM) { actors = actors.filter(a => !a.hasPlayerOwner); }
This fixes my problem and I don't think it breaks the intent of the check.
// remove player characters from GM's requests if (game.user.isGM && data.user !== game.user.id) { actors = actors.filter(a => !a.hasPlayerOwner); }
In Midi-qol I broadcast LMRTFY requests targeted to a specific user.
In the case of player owned characters (when the player is not logged in) I want to be able to have the GM take the roll on the users behalf.
The "newish" filter out player owned characters code in lmrtfy.js breaks that behaviour.
This fixes my problem and I don't think it breaks the intent of the check.