Yeah, this sounds perfect!

Good eye! We've been approached by someone in that crew, but they fell off the radar. I'd LOVE to colab with them.

Thanks!

Yes if you set your grid units to 'm' then the distance measurements as well as item range highlights will be converted into meters. The module however has not yet been updated with v12 support but will be soon.

​@@aedif9566Is necessary Elevention Rule modules? Another question I think if a PC can't see an NPC or monster, the tactical grid module doesn't show the distance otherwise players would always know where their opponents are hiding?

@@Hazuma81 Elevation Ruler is not necessary, it's only convenient if you wish to change the token elevation while you're dragging it which Tactical Grid will recognise and should calculate the distance measurements accordingly. Players will not see distance measurements if tokens are not visible to them, or if a token has a 'Secret' disposition.

@@aedif9566 I tried to enable the module but in the map created by Baileywiki it doesn't turn off the grid while on other maps when I put the token in the map, it slows everything down when I move it 🤔. I have to try it by disabling dragon rule? P.s i setting the shortcut button

@@Hazuma81 Are you using a cover calculator integration? Depending on which one you use and what settings you select calculating cover during drags can be computationally expensive. Otherwise the module should not be impacting your performance. Regarding the grid not being turned off; if the map already has a grid baked in (it's part of the image) that wont be removed. Also you can enable/disable the grid either globaly or per scene. Make sure you're using `Toggle Grid on Current Layer (Global)`. That's what you want for the vast majority of cases. If you toggled it for the scene using the other keybinding you will now need to continue using it for that scene, as that overrides whatever the global setting is.

Do you use Monks Common Display? Seems like that giving an Observer access to everyone's character sheets would work

@@Baileywiki Thanks for the reply. I am using Common Display. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to transfer. Not a big deal just have to go to the table pc to show my players.

You can always mention this to Aedif and see if he can expand support to Common Display

KZfaq is fighting me on it but here's a link in the meantime. The Mass Edit stuff is covered toward the beginning kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gK18ktJ2psy7qWg.html

@@Baileywiki Wunderbar! 3x meaty videos released simultaneously… overload. TY

I believe you're not actualling moving a token 60ft away if you're getting a distance of 125ft as calculated by TG. I think you're 1 square off. Confirm by using the ruler to measure from on top of the origin token to the target token. The value of 125ft also suggests to me that you're using a keybinding that is measuring in grid spaces. You should use `Display Distances` not `Display Distances (Grid Spacing)`.

@@aedif9566 Yeah that is not working either and I don't think you understood what I was saying.

​ @unknowncomic4107 I understand, but I believe you're using a keybinding that measures in grid spaces not euclidean geometry which will never yield the result you expect. When measuring in grid spaces the module will measure in grid space increments and also apply Diagonal Multiplayers in the module settings to simulate the 5/5/5 and 5/10/5 rules commonly used on square grid based maps. Calculated like that the module does give the correct distance which can be verified by using the native foundry ruler; a token being 60ft away and 100ft in the air is equivalent to a token being 60ft away in the X direction, and 100ft away in the Y direction. Place a token like that and then use the native ruler to measure the distance from the origin token to the target one. You'll see that it's 130ft corresponding to what the module shows when you use the grid space keybinding. imgur.com/JgS4xmw imgur.com/GoT0AlY If you want to do testing that does not implement these grid based movement rules then use the `Display Distances` keybinding. That should give results that correspond to what you'd expect if you're calculating a euclidean distance between the two token center points. If that is still off from what you expect, then I'd gladly take a look at it as a bug.

The ranges for spells and items are defined in the item/spell itself. They will have ranges defined already in most cases.

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