Thank you for installing Stat Tracker!
This module aims to provide a clean way of keeping track of any data points you want within Foundry, whether that be dice rolls, or other things like how many natural 1s to natural 20s you get.
I was inspired by the dicestats module, however it only allows tracking dice statistics, which is something I found myself needing to work around and struggle against, so I decided to make this module to fill that gap while improving upon the graph rendering.
You've already done the hardest part of set up for this module to work on the basic level, installing it! However if you want a more advanced set up for the module, this Journal is your go-to for information.
This module makes use of multiple key terms which are important for your understanding, the main terms you need to understand are:
@UUID[Compendium.stat-tracker.docs.JournalEntry.pBOyeBDuTeowuDOE.JournalEntryPage.S7Z6mZ0JablJVQJu]{Row}
@UUID[Compendium.stat-tracker.docs.JournalEntry.pBOyeBDuTeowuDOE.JournalEntryPage.ugzCCxQskUSYMZR4]{Table}
and, @UUID[Compendium.stat-tracker.docs.JournalEntry.pBOyeBDuTeowuDOE.JournalEntryPage.e9FYKidbfFnnTspO]{Bucket}
You can find information about what each of those terms mean within the \"Key Concepts\" section of the documentation or by clicking the above links.
If you just want the module to track dice stats, then it's probably already done for you! All you need to do is start playing your game.
The only situation in which you need to do additional configuration for your game is if you are playing a game which doesn't use the standard dice sizes (d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, d100), however you can add any dice size you want by creating a new table named Dice/dX where X is the number of sides the dice should have (e.g. for a 3-sided dice you would make the table name be Dice/d3). By adding a table in this way, it's configuration will be locked for editing and the only way to change it will be to delete the table entirely.
Currently this module does not support system-specific implementations, however in the future I am planning on adding support for systems as desired by users (the dnd5e system will be the first one supported once I can).
All feature requests and bug reports can go the module's GitHub page : https://github.com/Oliver-Akins/Foundry-Stat-Tracker/issues
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This module aims to provide a clean way of keeping track of any data points you want within Foundry, whether that be dice rolls, or other things like how many natural 1s to natural 20s you get.
I was inspired by the dicestats module, however it only allows tracking dice statistics, which is something I found myself needing to work around and struggle against, so I decided to make this module to fill that gap while improving upon the graph rendering.
You've already done the hardest part of set up for this module to work on the basic level, installing it! However if you want a more advanced set up for the module, this Journal is your go-to for information.
This module makes use of multiple key terms which are important for your understanding, the main terms you need to understand are:
@UUID[Compendium.stat-tracker.docs.JournalEntry.pBOyeBDuTeowuDOE.JournalEntryPage.S7Z6mZ0JablJVQJu]{Row}
@UUID[Compendium.stat-tracker.docs.JournalEntry.pBOyeBDuTeowuDOE.JournalEntryPage.ugzCCxQskUSYMZR4]{Table}
and, @UUID[Compendium.stat-tracker.docs.JournalEntry.pBOyeBDuTeowuDOE.JournalEntryPage.e9FYKidbfFnnTspO]{Bucket}
You can find information about what each of those terms mean within the \"Key Concepts\" section of the documentation or by clicking the above links.
If you just want the module to track dice stats, then it's probably already done for you! All you need to do is start playing your game.
The only situation in which you need to do additional configuration for your game is if you are playing a game which doesn't use the standard dice sizes (d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, d100), however you can add any dice size you want by creating a new table named Dice/dX where X is the number of sides the dice should have (e.g. for a 3-sided dice you would make the table name be Dice/d3). By adding a table in this way, it's configuration will be locked for editing and the only way to change it will be to delete the table entirely.
Currently this module does not support system-specific implementations, however in the future I am planning on adding support for systems as desired by users (the dnd5e system will be the first one supported once I can).
All feature requests and bug reports can go the module's GitHub page : https://github.com/Oliver-Akins/Foundry-Stat-Tracker/issues/new/choose
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