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− | {{changelog version|1.01|2015-08-31|* | + | {{changelog version|1.01|2015-08-31| |
− | Fixed: !tj -reset not performing as expected. | + | * Fixed: !tj -reset not performing as expected. |
− | Added: ability for !eot to work for the GM while the tracker is active. | + | * Added: ability for !eot to work for the GM while the tracker is active. |
− | Added: ability for the tracker graphic to follow the token as it switches between the GM and token layers.}} | + | * Added: ability for the tracker graphic to follow the token as it switches between the GM and token layers.}} |
{{changelog version|1.00|2015-08-30|* Release}} | {{changelog version|1.00|2015-08-30|* Release}} |
Revision as of 08:10, 31 August 2015
API Script
Author: Ken L.
Version: 1.25
Last Modified: 2015-3-03
Code: TrackerJacker
Dependencies: None
Conflicts: Unknown
TrackerJacker is a cousin to TurnMarker made by The Aaron. Its logic however is quite different, and more rigid in function to simplify the most common use-cases.
Like TurnMarker, it uses a graphic image that follows beneath tokens to indicate who's turn it is. The only animation TrackerJacker supports is the spinning graphic which is on by default (to disable it you'd need to edit a simple script flag).
The real function however of TrackerJacker' is to track statuses and durations with an easily accessible graphical interface that's intuitive.
Use
TODO
Changelog
v1.01 (2015-08-31)
- Fixed: !tj -reset not performing as expected.
- Added: ability for !eot to work for the GM while the tracker is active.
- Added: ability for the tracker graphic to follow the token as it switches between the GM and token layers.
v1.00 (2015-08-30)
- Release