mummson
commented
1 year ago With abilities I’d like to have them split up like spells and the spell levels but rather use the “requirement” field to arrange them. For instance in my game where I have race and class separated I have made all human abilities and had the requirement “Human” and the same with class and other races. That way you would see all “human” abilities grouped together and all class abilities grouped together.
Another thing I’d like to see is the damage dice or numbers for weapons in the inventory.
New Feature or Changed Behaviour
There are various ways we can sort items inside of a character or monster sheet. Designer @Godforsaken84 has proposed the following
Characters
Spells: Sort by spell level, and then alphabetically. No manual sorting via drag and drop. Abilities: Alphabetically. No manual sorting via drag and drop. Inventory: Categories are in a specific order (Weapons, Armor, Containers, Misc. Items, Treasure). Manual sorting via drag and drop within each category.
Monsters
Sort by attack pattern color, and then manual sorting within each attack pattern via drag and drop.
Examples
Where spells look like this and the sort order can't be changed: (this is the current behavior)
Where abilities look like this and the sort order can't be changed: (this is new)
Where inventory may look like this, but any order is possible within each category:
Where monster weapon/ability sorting via drag-and-drop works like this: (this is new)
Drag item, Pre-drop
Post-drop (quick mockup)
Why?
In the past, we have implemented changes such as #203 without asking designers and users how ordering should be handled. This is considered their expertise area, not necessarily a programmer's expertise area. We are making more of an effort to include open source designers' thoughts in the open source process
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