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[https://foundryvtt.com/packages/pdf-pager PDF Pager] allows the source links in {{Category|Item}} sheets to pull up specific pages within the PDFs. | [https://foundryvtt.com/packages/pdf-pager PDF Pager] allows the source links in {{Category|Item}} sheets to pull up specific pages within the PDFs. | ||
{{Imagebox|fvtt-journal-addpage-pdf.web|Create New Page|f=11.315}}To use '''PDF Pager''' with SR5, the PDF file needs to be somewhere in Foundry's userdata. One then creates a [https://foundryvtt.com/article/journal/ Journal Entry] and adds a page of the PDF type. It will then prompt for the source (you could upload the PDF from the file picker here). You then assign a PDF Code. If you're using imports from Chummer, use the same codes as Chummer does - there's a full list in `/data/books.xml` inside Chummer's folder. You meay need to tweak the Page Offset to align the page numbers in the codes with the page numbers inside the PDF. | {{Imagebox|fvtt-journal-addpage-pdf.web|Create New Page|s=0.16.1|f=11.315}}To use '''PDF Pager''' with SR5, the PDF file needs to be somewhere in Foundry's userdata. One then creates a [https://foundryvtt.com/article/journal/ Journal Entry] and adds a page of the PDF type. It will then prompt for the source (you could upload the PDF from the file picker here). You then assign a PDF Code. If you're using imports from Chummer, use the same codes as Chummer does - there's a full list in `/data/books.xml` inside Chummer's folder. You meay need to tweak the Page Offset to align the page numbers in the codes with the page numbers inside the PDF. | ||
In the individual items, the source needs to be the PDF code, followed by a space, then the page number. | In the individual items, the source needs to be the PDF code, followed by a space, then the page number. | ||
Revision as of 20:57, 20 November 2023
This article was last edited Monday, November 20, 2023 by Mr. Johnson.
While Foundry has a vast module eco system, the SR5 system is designed to work with a few specific ones.
Autocomplete Inline Properties
Autocomplete Inline Properties is incredibly useful for creating Active Effects.
PDF Pager
PDF Pager allows the source links in Item sheets to pull up specific pages within the PDFs.
To use PDF Pager with SR5, the PDF file needs to be somewhere in Foundry's userdata. One then creates a Journal Entry and adds a page of the PDF type. It will then prompt for the source (you could upload the PDF from the file picker here). You then assign a PDF Code. If you're using imports from Chummer, use the same codes as Chummer does - there's a full list in `/data/books.xml` inside Chummer's folder. You meay need to tweak the Page Offset to align the page numbers in the codes with the page numbers inside the PDF.
In the individual items, the source needs to be the PDF code, followed by a space, then the page number.