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Script:Move Lighting

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API ScriptAuthor: Kastion
Version: 0.1.4
Last Modified: 2018-05-02
Code: moveLighting
Dependencies: None
Conflicts: None

This script lets you quickly move a Dynamic Lighting line(polygon path object) from one game layer to another layer.

Contents

Syntax

!movelight
!movelight <map,objects,gmlayer,walls> <token_id>

Installation and Configuration

(It's in the API install menu)

You can copy the script's code, available from the menu on the right and stored at Roll20's API GitHub Repository. Paste the code into a new script in your campaign's API Script Editor. Save the new script and it will be available inside your campaign.

Script Use

To use simply type !movelight [layer] [token_id] into the chat. To move a single selected drawing use @{selected|token_id} instead of the token_id directly. (Drawings have a token_id even though they kinda aren't tokens.)

Valid Layers:
map
objects
gmlayer
walls

Example of running the command:
Move selected dynamic lighting polygon object from lighting layer to GM Layer:

!movelight gmlayer @{selected|token_id}

Move dynamic lighting polygon object from GM layer back to lighting layer, by specifying the object's token ID. (this will restore path obstruction and line of sight etc.)

!movelight walls -L9XSOq-voBH6SR73hpH

This script was built for its synergy with the script Token Mod due to the fact that Token Mod does not support moving dynamic lighting polygon path objects. Here is an example of using the two scripts together to open / close doors on a map.
Get the ID of the dynamic lighting polygon object (by selecting it and call @{selected|token_id} in text chat) obstructing path and line of sight through the door and store it in bar1 of the door token.

Then you can create the following two macros:

Open Door

!movelight gmlayer @{selected|bar1}
!token-mod --set layer|gmlayer --ids @{selected|token_id}

Close Door

!movelight walls @{selected|bar1}
!token-mod --set layer|objects --ids @{selected|token_id}

Then to use these macros, have the door on the object layer, select the door, and run the Open Door macro. Then move to the GM Layer, select the door, and run the Close Door macro.

Changelog

v0.1.4 (2018-05-02)

  • Initial release