The "Set Lore" effect puts the lore name in the name of the main effect of an object (robes, enchanted staff).
However, the main effects then compare args.spell.system.lore.value to the name.
Therefore, it fails for the "Great Maw" lore.
It also fails for translations, if the effects are not adapted.
Adding a spellLore variable such as:
let spellLore = game.wfrp4e.config.magicLores[args.spell.system.lore.value].toLowerCase();
and then comparing this to the lore name should solve the problem. From: p4llando foundry: 11.315 wfrp4e: 7.2.0 wfrp4e-archives1: 5.0.2 wfrp4e-archives2: 5.0.1 wfrp4e-core: 5.0.5 wfrp4e-owb2: 5.0.2 wfrp4e-rnhd: 5.0.2 wfrp4e-soc: 5.0.0 wfrp4e-starter-set: 5.0.3 wfrp4e-up-in-arms: 5.0.1 wfrp4e-wom: 5.0.3 wfrp4e-zoo: 5.0.1 Active Modules: babele, lib-wrapper, module-credits, socketlib, wfrp4-wfrp4e-npc-generator, wfrp4e-random-treasure, wfrp4e-unofficial-grimoire, wh4-fr-translation
The "Set Lore" effect puts the lore name in the name of the main effect of an object (robes, enchanted staff). However, the main effects then compare
args.spell.system.lore.valueto the name. Therefore, it fails for the "Great Maw" lore. It also fails for translations, if the effects are not adapted.Adding a spellLore variable such as:
let spellLore = game.wfrp4e.config.magicLores[args.spell.system.lore.value].toLowerCase();and then comparing this to the lore name should solve the problem.From: p4llando
foundry: 11.315
wfrp4e: 7.2.0
wfrp4e-archives1: 5.0.2
wfrp4e-archives2: 5.0.1
wfrp4e-core: 5.0.5
wfrp4e-owb2: 5.0.2
wfrp4e-rnhd: 5.0.2
wfrp4e-soc: 5.0.0
wfrp4e-starter-set: 5.0.3
wfrp4e-up-in-arms: 5.0.1
wfrp4e-wom: 5.0.3
wfrp4e-zoo: 5.0.1
Active Modules: babele, lib-wrapper, module-credits, socketlib, wfrp4-wfrp4e-npc-generator, wfrp4e-random-treasure, wfrp4e-unofficial-grimoire, wh4-fr-translation