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Sets the [[Size]] of a [[Token]].
Sets the [[Size]] of a [[Token]].


The valid sizes for square grids are ('''Medium''' = 1 full cell):
==Grid Sizes and Scales==
* {{code|Fine}}
* {{code|Diminutive}}
* {{code|Tiny}}
* {{code|Small}}
* {{code|Medium}}
* {{code|Large}}
* {{code|Huge}}
* {{code|Gargantuan}}
* {{code|Colossal}}


The valid sizes for hex grids are ('''Medium''' = 1 full cell):
The valid sizes for each type of grid are documented below, where '''Medium''' is always 1 full grid cell.  The '''Scale''' is a multiplier for the size of the image after configuring it to fit within the stated footprint.  For example, the {{code|Huge}} size on a square grid occupies a 3x3 cell area and the image is scaled ('''1.0''') to exactly fit that area.  But the {{code|Large}} size on a hex grid is 3 hexes scaled down 10% ('''0.9''') so as to keep the image slightly within the border of the 3 cells.
* {{code|1/6}}
 
* {{code|1/4}}
<table class="wikitable" border="1" style="border-collapse: collapse; float: left; margin-right: 2em">
* {{code|1/3}}
<tr style="background-color:#e0ddd5"><th>Hex Grid</th><th>Scale</th></tr>
* {{code|1/2}}
<tr><td>{{code|1/6}}<td>0.408
* {{code|2/3}}
<tr><td>{{code|1/4}}<td>0.5
* {{code|Medium}}
<tr><td>{{code|1/3}}<td>0.577
* {{code|Large}}
<tr><td>{{code|1/2}}<td>0.707
* {{code|Huge}}
<tr><td>{{code|2/3}}<td>0.816
<tr><td>{{code|Medium}}<td>1.0
<tr><td>{{code|Large}}<td>0.9 (3 cells)
<tr><td>{{code|Huge}}<td>1.0 (6 cells)
</table>
 
<table class="wikitable" border="1" style="border-collapse: collapse">
<tr style="background-color:#e0ddd5"><th>Square Grid</th><th>Scale</th></tr>
<tr><td>{{code|Fine}}<td>0.5
<tr><td>{{code|Diminutive}}<td>0.5
<tr><td>{{code|Tiny}}<td>0.5
<tr><td>{{code|Small}}<td>0.75
<tr><td>{{code|Medium}}<td>1.0
<tr><td>{{code|Large}}<td>1.0 (2x2)
<tr><td>{{code|Huge}}<td>1.0 (3x3)
<tr><td>{{code|Gargantuan}}<td>1.0 (4x4)
<tr><td>{{code|Colossal}}<td>1.0 (6x6)
</table>
 
<table class="wikitable" border="1" style="border-collapse: collapse; margin-top: 1em">
<tr style="background-color:#e0ddd5">
<th>Gridless</th><th>Scale</th>
<th>Gridless</th><th>Scale</th>
<th>Gridless</th><th>Scale</th></tr>
<tr><td>{{code|-11}} <td>0.086 <td>{{code|0}} <td>1.0  <td>{{code|11}} <td>7.43
<tr><td>{{code|-10}} <td>0.107 <td>{{code|1}} <td>1.2  <td>{{code|12}} <td>8.916
<tr><td>{{code|-9}} <td>0.134  <td>{{code|2}} <td>1.44  <td>{{code|13}} <td>10.699
<tr><td>{{code|-8}} <td>0.168  <td>{{code|3}} <td>1.728 <td>{{code|14}} <td>12.839
<tr><td>{{code|-7}} <td>0.21  <td>{{code|4}} <td>2.074 <td>{{code|15}} <td>15.407
<tr><td>{{code|-6}} <td>0.262  <td>{{code|5}} <td>2.488 <td>{{code|16}} <td>18.488
<tr><td>{{code|-5}} <td>0.328  <td>{{code|6}} <td>2.986 <td>{{code|17}} <td>22.186
<tr><td>{{code|-4}} <td>0.41  <td>{{code|7}} <td>3.583 <td>{{code|18}} <td>26.623
<tr><td>{{code|-3}} <td>0.512  <td>{{code|8}} <td>4.3  <td>{{code|19}} <td>31.948
<tr><td>{{code|-2}} <td>0.64  <td>{{code|9}} <td>5.16  <td>{{code|20}} <td>38.338
<tr><td>{{code|-1}} <td>0.8    <td>{{code|10}} <td>6.192<td colspan="2">
</table>


The valid sizes for gridless maps are:
* {{code|-11}}
* {{code|-10}}
* {{code|-9}}
* ...
* {{code|18}}
* {{code|19}}
* {{code|20}}
{{Clarify|It would be nice to include pictures that demonstrate how the grid cells are composed; at least for the hex grids.}}
{{Clarify|It would be nice to include pictures that demonstrate how the grid cells are composed; at least for the hex grids.}}



Revision as of 16:48, 18 April 2011

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setSize() Function

 Note: This function can only be used in a Trusted Macro

Introduced in version 1.3b48
Sets the Size of a Token.

Grid Sizes and Scales

The valid sizes for each type of grid are documented below, where Medium is always 1 full grid cell. The Scale is a multiplier for the size of the image after configuring it to fit within the stated footprint. For example, the Huge size on a square grid occupies a 3x3 cell area and the image is scaled (1.0) to exactly fit that area. But the Large size on a hex grid is 3 hexes scaled down 10% (0.9) so as to keep the image slightly within the border of the 3 cells.

Hex GridScale
1/60.408
1/40.5
1/30.577
1/20.707
2/30.816
Medium1.0
Large0.9 (3 cells)
Huge1.0 (6 cells)
Square GridScale
Fine0.5
Diminutive0.5
Tiny0.5
Small0.75
Medium1.0
Large1.0 (2x2)
Huge1.0 (3x3)
Gargantuan1.0 (4x4)
Colossal1.0 (6x6)
GridlessScale GridlessScale GridlessScale
-11 0.086 0 1.0 11 7.43
-10 0.107 1 1.2 12 8.916
-9 0.134 2 1.44 13 10.699
-8 0.168 3 1.728 14 12.839
-7 0.21 4 2.074 15 15.407
-6 0.262 5 2.488 16 18.488
-5 0.328 6 2.986 17 22.186
-4 0.41 7 3.583 18 26.623
-3 0.512 8 4.3 19 31.948
-2 0.64 9 5.16 20 38.338
-1 0.8 10 6.192

Needs Clarification:
It would be nice to include pictures that demonstrate how the grid cells are composed; at least for the hex grids.

Usage

setSize(size)
setSize(size, id)

Parameters

  • size - The Size to set the token to.
  • id - The token id of the token which has its Size set, defaults to the Current Token.

Examples

* To set the size of the current token to Medium:
[h: setSize("Medium")]
  • To set the size of the current token to whatever string is stored in the macro variable mySize:
[h: mySize = "Large"]
[h: setSize(mySize)]

See Also

Version Changes

  • 1.3b51 - Added id parameter option.