| Latest version | .14 |
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| Last updated | 4 years ago |
| Created | 4 years ago |
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| Systems | All systems |
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The Ip Dip module is a GM/DM tool to visually make a random selection. The GM/DM places numbered markers on the game canvas that all players can see for each potential choice, such as: directions to take, tokens to target, grid squares where something may 'spawn', etc... Once a random marker has been chosen, it is singled out on the canvas and finally displayed as a chat message with a modifiable version of one of the Ip Dip rhymes.
The Ip Dip module name is based on one of many rhythmic counting-out-rhymes usually played by children to make a choice from several options. Some may know similar rhymes like 'One potato, two potato' or 'Eeny, meeny, miny, moe'.
The functionality of this module can be initialized two ways:
const spawnDialog = game.modules.get("ipdip").spawnDialog;
spawnDialog();
Once the dialog has been initialized, clicking anywhere on the canvas will generate a numbered marker at the mouse cursor location. The marker will contain a large colored number, which identifies it from all the other markers. The marker also contains a smaller white percentage value, which represents the percent chance of that marker being randomly chosen. For example: given 5 markers, each marker will have a 20% chance of being randomly chosen.
It is possible to increase the chance for any given marker to be randomly chosen by hovering over the marker and scrolling the mouse wheel.
Once the GM/DM is satisfied with the options, click on "IP DIP" in the dialog box to make the random selection.
Nothing generated by the Ip Dip module persists. The dialog box, the markers nor the chat log messages are stored in any database. Refreshing the browser will reset everything.
To install this package, open your Foundry Setup screen and navigate to your Module tab and click the Install Module button.
From there, you can either search for the package unique name: ipdip or copy its manifest URL:
And paste it to the input box at the bottom of your window.

You can install this package directly to your Forge account.