Describe the Bug
Copied tokens do not show a name in the window that pops-up to prompt for an unknown variable if there is no GM name. Instead, only a period (.) appears as the Token Name. Additionally, if auto-numbering has generated a number in the GM Name, only the number appears in the pop-up.
To Reproduce
- Copy any token and place the copy on the map (Ctrl-C then Ctrl-V).
- Clear the GM Name on the copy (not the original).
- Create a macro with no assigned value to a variable. E.g., :
- Ensure "Apply to Selected Token" is checked for the macro.
- Select the copy of the token (not the original token)
- Run the macro.
Expected Behaviour
If no GM Name exists, the token's name should appear in the pop-up input window. Perhaps more ideal, the regular token name should be the primary name that appears, followed by the GM name in parenthesis, if it exits. That would preclude just a number showing in the request versus a name if only a number exists as the GM name (e.g., Auto-numbering).
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MapTool Info
Version 1.16.2. Install type: MSI.
Desktop
Windows 11
Additional Context
No response
Describe the Bug
Copied tokens do not show a name in the window that pops-up to prompt for an unknown variable if there is no GM name. Instead, only a period (.) appears as the Token Name. Additionally, if auto-numbering has generated a number in the GM Name, only the number appears in the pop-up.
To Reproduce
Expected Behaviour
If no GM Name exists, the token's name should appear in the pop-up input window. Perhaps more ideal, the regular token name should be the primary name that appears, followed by the GM name in parenthesis, if it exits. That would preclude just a number showing in the request versus a name if only a number exists as the GM name (e.g., Auto-numbering).
Screenshots
MapTool Info
Version 1.16.2. Install type: MSI.
Desktop
Windows 11
Additional Context
No response