LucianV

It looks like private notes are no longer a thing. Is something like that on the roadmap for the future? Or should I just assume I should set up a private game to keep all that stuff?

8 minutes ago, Colin said:

We’ll take a look into it. Private sheets should be no-gos currently due to Baldr just accessing the sheet database, not controlling it, but you should be able to delete bad IDs still. Might be a glitch in the Matrix. 

Awesome. Thanks Colin! I made an post about it HERE to make it easier to track. Keep up the great work!

Added the "character sheet" feature to a game. Then tried to add a character sheet that was PRIVATE. It says the ID is invalid, and the sheet can't be deleted from the game.

Would it be possible to pull the sheet management ability up to the "sheets_sg tab" level, allowing you to select and manage multiple sheets at once (hopefully meaning even an invalid sheet can be deleted)

4 hours ago, bwatford said:

 

When you open the sheet from the sheet tab you created then up in the top right will be a drop down which will let you remove it.

Right, I get that. I can manage/remove the sheet that is now PUBLIC. What I'm talking about is that it seems either PRIVATE sheets cause an error and since they don't load, can't be managed (i.e. deleted). Or there was just a general error (it just happened randomly, not related to the sheet being private) and there is still no way to delete the REFERENCE to it in my game now. Because instead of a sheet, all I get is an error message that says: Invalid sheet ID, cannot load.

EDIT: I went back to test this. When you add a private sheet to a game, it says it is invalid, and it can't be deleted. I'll add this to site feedback instead of this thread

I created a "character sheets" game feature.

The sheet was originally private, and I as the GM couldn't even get it to load despite owning it. (making it not private worked on my second attempt)
Now the conundrum is: How do I delete that messed up sheet reference in the "character sheets" section? I can "hide" it, but that doesn't seem to actually do anything.

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