foundryvtt-dice-so-nice VS automated-jb2a-animations

Dice So Nice!

We use the following in our Blades game -- Chat Images [Link] -- Chat Portrait [Link] -- Dice so nice [Link] -- Multilevel Tokens [Link] -- Show Art [Link] -- Simple Calendar [Link] -- Safety Tools - This is custom make for us -- Token HUD Wildcard (fix) [Link] -- Universal Battlemap Importer [I think this related to a map making program] -- Weather Control [Link]

c. adding a custom theme (colorset) is detailed here: https://gitlab.com/riccisi/foundryvtt-dice-so-nice/-/wikis/API/Customization.

Have you checked the documentation for dice so nice? Havent really played around with it myself, but as I understand it, the game.dice3d.showForRoll method is probably what you are looking for.

FoundryVTT Dice So Nice - This module for Foundry VTT adds the ability to show a 3D dice simulation when a roll is made.

And the dice of course are from Dice So Nice and the Weighted Companion Cube Dice Set.

Dice So Nice! v4.6.5 Bugs URL

Dice so Nice - 3d dice. Cosmetic, but can make things fun.

Dice So Nice! - Makes rolling spawn 3D dice on the screen. Lots of customization, though not necessary to make it work well. If there are performance issues, I found turning off shadows helped.

To create this dice set, in addition to the Dice so Nice! module, needed the Nice More Dice addon to edit the files and the faces and it is precisely in its folder that all the configuration will be done.

Honestly, I've never seen an issue like that. If nobody here can help, you could take your question either to the JB2A Discord, where Automated Animations has a specific section that Otigon runs, or the AA Github.

This can definitely be done with Sequencer but it isn't necessarily going to be the easiest thing in the world. Automated Animations might also help, but I haven't used it in a while.

automated-jb2a-animations - At its core, Automated Animations is centered around the use of "instant" effects such as Weapon Attacks and Spell Effects. There are some areas that branch off from this concept and will be explained in the Wiki.

Examples here.

Link: https://github.com/otigon/automated-jb2a-animations

For visual effects only, I use JB2A Animations and then link to the attacks using Automated Animations which then play various animations when the actions are triggered. You have to change the animation selected if the item changes (from "sword" to "flaming sword" for example) but that shouldn't happen a lot

Sequencer Wiki from WaspAutomated Animations Wiki from OtigonAdvanced Spell Effect Wiki from Vauryx

Automated Animations

Hey, the Automated Animations module from Otigon has now an automatic recognition menu in its settings where you can set a spell effect or attack animation linked to its name. A-A automatic recognition example video In the video, I add an entry called Talon so any item with the name Talon will pick up this animation (except if I create another one specifically called Talon Strike for example) On the Automated Animations Github, there is some very good information about it including a great wiki Otigon is very active on our JB2A Discord and our community can help answering questions you may have. :)