hasLightSource can return Unknown light type "*" in function "hasLightSource". when the result should be 0
To Reproduce
Set a light source to a known value, like D20 Candle-5
[r: hasLightSource("D20","Candle - 5")] returns 1[r: hasLightSource("D20","none")] returns 0[r: hasLightSource("none","Candle - 5")] returns Unknown light type "none" in function "hasLightSource".[r: hasLightSource("*","Candle - 5")] returns 1[r: hasLightSource("*","none")] returns Unknown light type "none" in function "hasLightSource".
Expected Behaviour
This should return 0 or 1 based off the values provided regardless of what exists in Lights.
If not possible, this error Unknown light type "none" in function "hasLightSource", _could fit_ if you do NOT use a*` (eg. set a "type" that does NOT exist).
Jmr3366
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4 weeks ago
Describe the Bug
hasLightSourcecan returnUnknown light type "*" in function "hasLightSource".when the result should be 0To Reproduce
Set a light source to a known value, like D20 Candle-5
[r: hasLightSource("D20","Candle - 5")]returns1[r: hasLightSource("D20","none")]returns0[r: hasLightSource("none","Candle - 5")]returnsUnknown light type "none" in function "hasLightSource".[r: hasLightSource("*","Candle - 5")]returns1[r: hasLightSource("*","none")]returnsUnknown light type "none" in function "hasLightSource".Expected Behaviour
This should return
0or1based off the values provided regardless of what exists in Lights.If not possible, this error
Unknown light type "none" in function "hasLightSource", _could fit_ if you do NOT use a*` (eg. set a "type" that does NOT exist).Screenshots
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MapTool Info
1.15.0
Desktop
Win11
Additional Context
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