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Mr. Johnson at 16:15, 18 November 2025

2025-11-18T16:15:28Z

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	One key thing to consider when building Active Effects is what the rules text actually says...		One key thing to consider when building Active Effects is what the rules text actually says...
	* If the rules change the Rating ~~of something~~ or an Attribute, such as Reflex Recorders{{source\|sr5\|ref=460}} or the Decryption{{source\|sr5\|ref=245}} program, you're probably going to be using one of the Actor modes of Apply-To. That means you'll be somewhere in {{code\|system.*}}.		* If the rules change the Rating or an Attribute of something, such as Reflex Recorders{{source\|sr5\|ref=460}} or the Decryption{{source\|sr5\|ref=245}} program, you're probably going to be using one of the Actor modes of Apply-To. That means you'll be somewhere in {{code\|system.*}}.
	* If the rules change the dice pool or limit when doing a particular thing, such as the Chameleon Suit{{source\|sr5\|ref=437}} you're going to want to be using one of the Test modes of Apply-To, and you'll be using {{code\|data.*}} ~~(and almost always {{code\|data.pool}})~~.		* If the rules change the dice pool or limit when doing a particular thing, such as the Chameleon Suit{{source\|sr5\|ref=437}} you're going to want to be using one of the Test modes of Apply-To, and you'll be using {{code\|data.*}}.
	<noinclude>{{References}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{References}}</noinclude>

Mr. Johnson at 16:14, 18 November 2025

2025-11-18T16:14:39Z

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	<noinclude>{{Stub\|Active Effect}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{Stub\|Active Effect}}</noinclude>
	One key thing to consider when building Active Effects is what the rules text actually says...		One key thing to consider when building Active Effects is what the rules text actually says...
	* If the rules change the Rating of something or an Attribute, such as Reflex Recorders{{source\|sr5\|ref=460}} or the Decryption{{source\|sr5\|ref=245}} program, you're going to be using one of the Actor modes of Apply-To. That means you'll be somewhere in {{code\|system.*}}.		* If the rules change the Rating of something or an Attribute, such as Reflex Recorders{{source\|sr5\|ref=460}} or the Decryption{{source\|sr5\|ref=245}} program, you're probably going to be using one of the Actor modes of Apply-To. That means you'll be somewhere in {{code\|system.*}}.
	* If the rules change the dice pool or limit when doing a particular thing, you're going to want to be using one of the Test modes of Apply-To, and you'll be using {{code\|data.*}} (and almost always {{code\|data.pool}}).		* If the rules change the dice pool or limit when doing a particular thing, such as the Chameleon Suit{{source\|sr5\|ref=437}} you're going to want to be using one of the Test modes of Apply-To, and you'll be using {{code\|data.*}} (and almost always {{code\|data.pool}}).
	<noinclude>{{References}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{References}}</noinclude>

Mr. Johnson at 15:56, 18 November 2025

2025-11-18T15:56:44Z

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	<noinclude>{{Stub\|Active Effect}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{Stub\|Active Effect}}</noinclude>
	One key thing to consider when building Active Effects is what the rules text actually says...		One key thing to consider when building Active Effects is what the rules text actually says...
	* If the rules change the Rating of something or an Attribute, such as Reflex Recorders{{~~src~~\|sr5\|ref=460}} or the Decryption{{~~src~~\|sr5\|ref=245}} program, you're going to be using one of the Actor modes of Apply-To. That means you'll be somewhere in {{code\|system.*}}.		* If the rules change the Rating of something or an Attribute, such as Reflex Recorders{{source\|sr5\|ref=460}} or the Decryption{{source\|sr5\|ref=245}} program, you're going to be using one of the Actor modes of Apply-To. That means you'll be somewhere in {{code\|system.*}}.
	* If the rules change the dice pool or limit when doing a particular thing, you're going to want to be using one of the Test modes of Apply-To, and you'll be using {{code\|data.*}} (and almost always {{code\|data.pool}}).		* If the rules change the dice pool or limit when doing a particular thing, you're going to want to be using one of the Test modes of Apply-To, and you'll be using {{code\|data.*}} (and almost always {{code\|data.pool}}).
	<noinclude>{{References}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{References}}</noinclude>

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<noinclude>{{Stub|Active Effect}}</noinclude>
One key thing to consider when building Active Effects is what the rules text actually says...
* If the rules change the Rating of something or an Attribute, such as Reflex Recorders{{src|sr5|ref=460}} or the Decryption{{src|sr5|ref=245}} program, you're going to be using one of the Actor modes of Apply-To. That means you'll be somewhere in {{code|system.*}}.
* If the rules change the dice pool or limit when doing a particular thing, you're going to want to be using one of the Test modes of Apply-To, and you'll be using {{code|data.*}} (and almost always {{code|data.pool}}).
<noinclude>{{References}}</noinclude>