Setting estimate as Stable

[daevadragon]

Does anyone know how I could set the module to read the estimate as stable once a creature has stabilized? Is this at all supported in the current functionality? Willing to use macros but have no idea where to start writing them.

Edit: Tried using new estimate with a JS rule actor.effects.find((effect) => effect.statuses.has("stable")) but found that setting new estimate section with any JS rule removes the default estimate, opening separate issue

[mclemente]

I've just answered your issue (#192) and the provided code should now work fine.

[daevadragon]

Hey again, sorry but even with the update, this still isn't working as expected for me. The estimations aren't disappearing anymore, but I'm not getting the effect to override to a different table. Anything I need to setup differently here? Same result on tokens that are using linked or unlinked actor data

[mclemente]

Try effects.name === "Stable" instead.

That is probably because the Effect has no actual Statuses set (e.g. the "Dead" effect has a Status, but a simple Effect doesn't). The sample code specifically mentions it is an effect that "set them unconscious", I'll make it more clear it means it adds an status effect and add an example that simply targets the name of an effect.

[daevadragon]

Here's what I'm seeing with that as the JS rule

And here's what I get trying to use the sample code

[mclemente]

Oof, I meant to say "replace effect.status.has("unconscious") for effect.name === "Stable"", not the whole JS Rule, sorry.

actor.effects.find((effect) => effect.name === "Stable")

[daevadragon]

Got it, thank you. I don't know if this is system dependent, but my game wanted "label" instead of "name" as well.

Now I have to ask, the ignore color box seems to imply that there's a way to setup color on the label based on the estimation table being used. Is that the intended functionality, and how does one access that if so?

actor.effects.find((effect) => effect.label === "Stable")