Alters the attributes of the selected entities.

Use this to directly alter an entity; the following entity types are able to be targeted.

• Actors
• Drawings
• Lights
• Notes
• Playlists
• Scenes
• Sounds
• Templates
• Tiles
• Tokens
• Walls

Use this to alter the tile itself.

Use this to alter the triggering token.

Use this to alter all tokens within the triggering tile.

Use this to alter all player tokens on the scene.

Use this to alter the current action collection.

• Current Actors Collection
• Current Drawings Collection
• Current Items Collection
• Current Journals Collection
• Current Macros Collection
• Current Playlists
• Current Scenes Collection
• Current Tiles Collection
• Current Tokens Collection
• Current Walls Collection

Use this to alter all entities that have a Tag matching your Use Tagger settings and possess the attribute being altered.

• Drawings ^Tagger
• Lights ^Tagger
• Notes ^Tagger
• Sounds ^Tagger
• Templates ^Tagger
• Tiles ^Tagger
• Tokens ^Tagger
• Walls ^Tagger

Put the exact name of the attribute to be used here. Capitalization matters. You can find instructions for getting the attributes of most entity types here on their respective pages.

• On supported systems, for basic operations, you don't need to include the full datapath; the attribute name is enough.
  • For example, you don't need to use tile.data.document.rotation to rotate a tile; just use rotation.
  • Pathfinder 2E: You need to include system. at the start; system.attributes.hp.value for example.
• The auto-fill may not always be up-to-date or include all possible attributes. You can just manually type other attributes in.
• The links to the various entity types at the top of the page include instructions on finding attributes in the console.

• You will need to include an operator. Space is Important.
  • =, +, -, are all operators.
• Accepts inline dice notation; [[/r 1d20]].
• You can do complex formula in the value field.
  • You can reference other attributes of the same entity in the formula; you will need the full datapath for the referenced attribute.
• For arrays, enter them as = #,#,#,#, no spaces.
• For strings, place them inside quotation marks; = "Name".
• true & false will be converted to boolean.
• Accepts clamp function; = Math.clamped(({{entity.rotation}} + 10), 150, 200)

Toggles the attributes between the values; if the attribute is neither value when triggered, it will turn into the first one here, 10. Just leave entity as entity, don't replace it with the type you're targeting.

• = ({{entity.elevation}} || 0) == 10 ? 20 : 10

When toggling hexcodes, the letters need to be lowercase, the handlebars & codes need to be inside quotation marks, and the "0" inside the parentheses needs to be replaced with ""#ffffff". Example below.

• = ("{{entity.texture.tint}}" || "#ffffff") == "#ff0000" ? "#0000ff" : "#ff0000"

This is only a few examples; check the handle expressions link above for more.

• Use "{{value.text.[0]}}" to use the result from a previous Roll Table action as the value.
  • If your results contain special characters, use triple handlebars on each side like this; "{{{value.text.[0]}}}".
• Use {{variable.variableNameHere}} to use a stored Variable.
• Use {{value.inputNameHere}} to use the input of a previous Show Dialog's input.

• This action only triggers when a Gamemaster-level user is logged in.
• This action probably will not work in Sandbox System Builder.
• Altering a linked token does not update the associated actor's prototype token.

• Countdown
• Color Selector (Color Picker)
• Color Selector (Hexcode)
• Elevation Toggle
• Ooze Splitter
• Tooltip (Drawing)

• Foundry 12.331
• MATT 12.02