niphram / pfadfinder

Pfadfinder

Charactersheet for Pathfinder 1st edition.

Under development, no guarantees of stability and data-safety.

Macros

You can use macros in many fields to automatically calculate values.

Example: You have an ability that allows you to add your wisdom modifier to your initiative. You can enter the following into the misc-field: @wis.mod

Macros also work in most text-fields (descriptions etc.). Wrap a macro in double curly braces (i.e. {{ macro }}). Optionally add formatting options.

Take the spell 'Cure Light Wounds' as an example.

When laying your hand upon a living creature, you channel positive energy that cures 1d8{{:+ min(@classes.levels, 5) }} points of damage.

Functionality

Macros currently support the following things:

Function	Usage
Arithmetic	<a> + <b>, <a> - <b>, <a> * <b>, <a> / <b>,
Parentheses	Parentheses will be evaluated in the correct order. 4 / ( 2 + 2 ) = 1
Modulo	<a> % <b> (Wikipedia)
Absolute	abs(<value>)
Rounding	round(<value>), ceil(<value>), floor(<value>)
Min/Max	max(<a>, <b>, ...), min(<a>, <b>, ...) Takes any number of arguments, calculates the minimum/maximum
Clamp	clamp(<value>, <min>, <max>) Clamps value between min and max
Step	step(<value>, <threshold>) Is 0 if value < threshold and 1 otherwise

Character Data

Using the @-symbol you can reference values of your character. Everything after it will directly index the internal character-structure (see src/lib/data/character/character.ts).

Examples:

Target	Path
Strength modifier	@str.mod
Maximum HP	@hp.max
Character level	@classes.levels
Level of first class	@classes.list.0.level

Formatting options

Macros inside text fields can be optionally formatted. The syntax needs to follow {{:<flags> <macro>}}

Flag	Result
+	Will always display the sign, even if the number is positive
z	Don't display anything, if the result is zero