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{{Needs Improvement}}[[Category:Content]]While every piece of equipment in a gear-heavy game like SR5 can't be covered, some examples should help wrap your head around how the [[Active Effect]]s feature functions. These examples assume you are familiar with basic system functionality and navigating the interface. | {{Needs Improvement}}[[Category:Content]]While every piece of equipment in a gear-heavy game like SR5 can't be covered, some examples should help wrap your head around how the [[Active Effect]]s feature functions. These examples assume you are familiar with basic system functionality and navigating the interface. | ||
Note that as of {{Ver|0.18. | Note that as of {{Ver|0.18.4}}, you'll want to use {{Button|Submit Changes}} before and after changing anything on the {{Tab|Active Effect|Apply-To}} due to a saving/refresing bug.{{Issue|1104}} | ||
==Medkit== | ==Medkit== | ||
The humble Medkit{{source|sr5|ref=450}} is an example of an [[Equipment Item]] that uses different Apply-To modes and multiple Active Effects to allow for all it's operating modes. | The humble Medkit{{source|sr5|ref=450}} is an example of an [[Equipment Item]] that uses different Apply-To modes and multiple Active Effects to allow for all it's operating modes. | ||
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While every piece of equipment in a gear-heavy game like SR5 can't be covered, some examples should help wrap your head around how the Active Effects feature functions. These examples assume you are familiar with basic system functionality and navigating the interface.
Note that as of SR5 v0.18.4, you'll want to use Submit Changes before and after changing anything on the Active Effect's Apply-To Tab due to a saving/refresing bug.[git 1]
Medkit
The humble Medkit[sr 1] is an example of an Equipment Item that uses different Apply-To modes and multiple Active Effects to allow for all it's operating modes.
Medkit Limit Increase
The basic functionality is to provide it's rating as a limit increase.
- Details Tab
- Effect Name can be whatever you'd like, but something like "Medkit Limit Increase" would be appropriate.
- Effect Icon and Icon Tint Color are likewise not code-relevant.
- Effect Suspended and Apply for wireless active only should be unchecked.
- Apply for equiped item only should be checked, so that selection from the Actor's Gear Tab can control wether or not the affect is applied.
- Medkit in Autonomous Mode set to
Test Via Item. - Medkit Limit Increase set to
Testwith a Skills Filter ofFirst Aid. You'll also need to set "Apply for equipped item only" activated on the Details Tab. - Medkit Wireless Bonus set to
Testwith a Skills Filter ofFirst Aid. You'll need to set both "Apply for [...]" options activated on the Details Tab.
References
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Sourcebook
- ↑ Shadowrun Fifth Edition Core Rulebook (p. 450)