5e-statblock-importer VS macros

For statblocks, copy the OCR text of the statblock. The module '5e statblock importer' (https://github.com/jbhaywood/5e-statblock-importer) should help you bring it in to Foundry.

Found it. https://github.com/jbhaywood/5e-statblock-importer

Sounds like Mr Primate is on job, but if all else fails you can always use the 5e statblock importer.

5e statblock importer. I made it, but I use it all the time. I buy and use a lot of third party pdfs and this saves a ton of time when setting up encounters. It was just updated to handle stats from Flee, Mortals! better.

Check this tool created by https://github.com/jbhaywood/5e-statblock-importer. Would it be enough for you if I created a text output for it?

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There's also this statblock importer. https://github.com/jbhaywood/5e-statblock-importer

I've had success importing monsters from Tome of Beasts and Monster Manual Expanded PDFs via the 5e Statblock Importer module. It also works with D&D Beyond. So long as the statblock is in the standard WotC format, it's just a matter of copying and pasting.

Yeah, learning how to do other stuff in Javascript is a good way to start. But then maybe look at things like the example scripts in the community macros: https://github.com/foundry-vtt-community/macros

Have a look at the community free macro module. https://github.com/foundry-vtt-community/macros

If you code at all, then Foundry jumps even higher up the recommendation list since it's designed intentionally to allow people to build stuff and add functionality. As someone who used to mess with R20 macros and their proprietary API, this is probably one of my favorite benefits to Foundry. They have some typical documentation though if you prefer examples the community macros repo is great for that.

Read some of the shorter/simpler macros from https://github.com/foundry-vtt-community/macros to get a sense of how they work.

This macro in the FoundryVTT Community Macros GitHub repository "selects all actors of the same name on the scene." I haven't tested it, but these macros have never given me issues in the past, and I recommend checking out that repo if there's ever something you're looking for.

Quick size control (#2) is generally handled by macros. There's a macro for quickly swapping tokens between 1x1 and 2x2 in the community macros. If you want some that will just bump a token up or down 1 grid size, I can get you mine personal ones in a bit when I'm at my main computer/

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Try this one: https://github.com/foundry-vtt-community/macros/blob/4e25a66ef7990dbcb0c9015b554286de147c5116/actor/5e_lay_on_hands.js