Consult each individual Compendium for a listing of what Attributes are available. The in accept='' must match the name of an Attribute from the bottom section of the Compendium entry.Here's a simple example which would be compatible with the Fireball entry from the 5th Edition SRD Compendium. Then, add the accept='Attribute Name' attribute to one or more input, select, textarea tags. For Repeating Sections, place this inside of the fieldset tag.

To do so, you must add the class compendium-drop-target to the div tag surrounding the section you want to fill in. This allows players to drag-and-drop an entry from the compendium directly into your sheet, and Roll20 will fill in the values you specify. In addition to basic compatibility, you have the option of telling Roll20 how information from the Compendium can be included on your sheet directly. If you are using a Custom sheet, there is a Setting on the Game Settings page that will allow you to manually select a Compendium to use for your game.Įnabling Drag-and-Drop Functionality for Your Sheet For an example, see the D&D 5E by Roll20 sheet.json file on Github. To designate compatibility with a Compendium, just include the Compendium's short name in the 'compendium' field of your sheet.json file. 1.1 Enabling Drag-and-Drop Functionality for Your Sheet.1 Designating Compatibility for Your Sheet.By designating that your sheet is compatible with a i Compendium, players will have direct access to that Compendium in the right sidebar during gameplay. The Roll20 Compendium feature is a repository of information such as rules, spells, items, and monsters for select open-license gaming systems.

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