What's Changed
- [#67] Fixed "Move Traits" bug by @kgar in #68
- [#57] Actor Tab Selection by @kgar in #58
- [#69] Fixes spell component tag issue when using languages with different abbreviations by @kgar in #70
Full Changelog: v0.1.9...v0.1.10
Tab Selection
Tab selection and tab ordering is now available on all character, NPC, and vehicle sheets for GMs and sheet owners. Use the sheet menu at the top right and choose "Tab Selection."
This opens a selection listbox where you can adjust tabs as needed for your sheets' individual needs:
Selected tabs apply to the actor, not the user. That is, it is configured via an actor flag. This is because the selected tab loadout is intended to reflect the most appropriate set of tabs for the type of actor. For example,
- A fighter PC may not need to see the spellbook tab
- Players who keep their character notes off-Foundry may want to reduce noise by removing Biography and Journal tabs
When an actor has no selected tabs, their sheet has all of the registered tabs (these are the default tabs as they currently exist) in the default order.
Big thank you to @crash1115 for submitting the issue and for engaging in discussion about this and other features.
Bugfixes
I fixed a bug where the PC traits UI would not remove itself from one place when you toggled "Move traits below resources" in settings. As it turns out, it was related to a svelte thing that I didn't fully understand yet, and now it's been fixed. The nature of the fix has also fixed a handful of other unreported visual bugs that would occur when doing things like changing permissions while the user had the sheet pulled up.
Thank you to @hateitwtf for reporting the spell component tag issue for languages with different abbreviations for Concentration and Ritual. The extra information and recommendations were very helpful!
Working on Things: Unifying Non-Sheet Styles
While working through this project, I have undergone numerous mini-projects and amassed numerous different styles for things. Also, I have some copy/pasted form applications and dialogs from the original sheets. I've begun the process of consolidating my styles for non-sheet windows, such as Actor Origin Summary, Sheet Settings, Theme Settings, and now Tab Selection. I'm building up a generic set of styles to unify the look and feel. Please pardon my progress as things will continue to evolve and look different. I'm continually learning how to do this project.
Aside from consistency, one big reason I'm trying to bring my look and feel together is to increase my speed of development when I need to make new UI content outside of the sheets for any additional features related to settings or configuring the sheets.
