diff --git a/packs/docs/_source/English_pBOyeBDuTeowuDOE.json b/packs/docs/_source/English_pBOyeBDuTeowuDOE.json index cba21ab..91393f7 100644 --- a/packs/docs/_source/English_pBOyeBDuTeowuDOE.json +++ b/packs/docs/_source/English_pBOyeBDuTeowuDOE.json @@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ "image": {}, "text": { "format": 1, - "content": "
A bucket is the term used to identify a group of allowed values within a @UUID[Compendium.stat-tracker.docs.JournalEntry.pBOyeBDuTeowuDOE.JournalEntryPage.ugzCCxQskUSYMZR4]{table}, each bucket must have a type, and a number of additional settings depending on what type it is.
This is the most simple type of bucket, it allows a string to be added as the row's value. The only additional configuration for this type of bucket is restricting what strings can be added be added.
e.g. you can limit each row to only have a value of \"Critical Success\", or \"Critical Failure\" and if someone tries to add \"Apple Sauce\" into the table, it will reject that row.
This type of bucket is likely the one you will utilize the most, it allows storing any number. It accepts an set of additional options described below, all of which are optional.
Setting | Description |
Minimum | The minimum allowed value |
Maximum | The maximum allowed value, must be greater than Minimum |
Step | Requires Minimum When a step is set it requires each number to be a \"step\" away from the lower one. So if you have a minimum of 2 and a step of 4, the allowed values are: 2, 6, 10, 14, 18, etc. |
The range bucket is what is used by the auto-generated dice tables, these bucket types use the same options as the @UUID[Compendium.stat-tracker.docs.JournalEntry.pBOyeBDuTeowuDOE.JournalEntryPage.e9FYKidbfFnnTspO#number-buckets]{Number Buckets} but the Minimum/Maximum/Step options are required when the type is range.
" + "content": "A bucket is the term used to identify a group of allowed values within a @UUID[Compendium.stat-tracker.docs.JournalEntry.pBOyeBDuTeowuDOE.JournalEntryPage.ugzCCxQskUSYMZR4]{table}, each bucket must have a type, and a number of additional settings depending on what type it is.
This is the most simple type of bucket, it allows a string to be added as the row's value. The only additional configuration for this type of bucket is restricting what strings can be added be added.
e.g. you can limit each row to only have a value of \"Critical Success\", or \"Critical Failure\" and if someone tries to add \"Apple Sauce\" into the table, it will reject that row.
This type of bucket is likely the one you will utilize the most, it allows storing any number. It accepts an set of additional options described below, all of which are optional.
Setting | Description |
Minimum | The minimum allowed value. Required when Step is provided. |
Maximum | The maximum allowed value, must be greater than Minimum |
Step | When a step is set it requires each number to be a \"step\" away from the lower one. So if you have a minimum of 2 and a step of 4, the allowed values are: 2, 6, 10, 14, 18, etc. |
All of these enums are available within <api>.enums, they are read-only and cannot be modified by other plugins.
This enum is used by the module to specify all of the privacy levels that it uses.
The valid values are:
GM - Representing that only gamemasters and assistant gamemasters will be able to see this data entry. This mode is similar to the \"Blind GM Roll\" roll mode.
PRIVATE - Indicating that this is a piece of private data, that only gamemasters, assistant gamemasters, and the user who owns the piece of data will be able to see it.
SELF - Similar to the \"GM\" level, but instead of gamemasters, it's only the user who owns the piece of data that's able to see it.
PUBLIC - Everyone can see it.
All of these enums are available within <api>.enums, they are read-only and cannot be modified by other plugins.
This enum is used by the module to specify all of the privacy levels that it uses.
The valid values are:
GM - Representing that only gamemasters and assistant gamemasters will be able to see this data entry. This mode is similar to the \"Blind GM Roll\" roll mode.
PRIVATE - Indicating that this is a piece of private data, that only gamemasters, assistant gamemasters, and the user who owns the piece of data will be able to see it.
SELF - Similar to the \"GM\" level, but instead of gamemasters, it's only the user who owns the piece of data that's able to see it.
PUBLIC - Everyone can see it.