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Clear initiative. (any number that is not a valid token offset will work) | Clear current initiative. (any number that is not a valid token offset will work) | ||
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[h: setCurrentInitiative(-1)] // Any negative number will | [h: setCurrentInitiative(-1)] // Any negative number will suffice. | ||
[h: setCurrentInitiative(999)] // Any number equal to or greater than the number of tokens in list. | [h: setCurrentInitiative(999)] // Any number equal to or greater than the number of tokens in list. | ||
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Revision as of 06:29, 31 December 2010
setCurrentInitiative() Function
Gives the Initiative to the Token at the specified offset in the Initiative Panel. Offsets start at 0. Specifying a number of -1 or a number equalto or greater than the number of tokens in initiative list will clear current initiative.
Usage
[h: setCurrentInitiative(offset)]Examples
Give Initiative to the 4th Token.
[h: setCurrentInitiative(3)]Clear current initiative. (any number that is not a valid token offset will work)
[h: setCurrentInitiative(-1)] // Any negative number will suffice.
[h: setCurrentInitiative(999)] // Any number equal to or greater than the number of tokens in list.