Closed RayakiTheTurtle closed 3 years ago
That's not a bug. My module replaces what it founds inside <>
with the actual value. So in your case:
s = cha; s
Math.js has no idea what to do with the cha
and it will consider it a variable. So your formula should look like this:
{ s="<attributes.spellcasting>";s }
Thank you very much for the fast reply! I got it to work now : )
Describe the bug When referencing a string value in an expression, an exception gets thrown. If just the string value is used as a non-expression, the value displays without any issues.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
{ s=<attributes.spellcasting>;s }
as the value, tickExp
.Error: Undefined symbol cha
.Screenshots
Please complete the following information:
Additional context This error seems to happen with any string property. When just put input as plain value, with the
Exp
checkbox off, the value displays without issue.An export of your tooltip settings Please provide an export of your settings, found by going into the
Tooltip manger
and clickingExport
.