Filters entities by attributes & flags.

Use Check Variable to filter MATT's saved variables.

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

• Tiles
• Tokens & by extension, Actors
• Walls

Please note that technically any type of entity on the canvas can be targeted with this action, but any not listed here currently won't work.

Use this to filter the tile itself.

Use this to filter the triggering token.

Use this to filter all tokens within the triggering tile.

Use this to filter all player tokens on the scene.

• Current Tiles Collection
• Current Tokens Collection
• Current Users Collection
• Current Walls Collection

Use this to filter the current action collection.

Use this to filter all valid entities with a Tag matching your Use Tagger settings.

• Tiles ^Tagger
• Tokens ^Tagger
• Walls ^Tagger

Put the exact name of the attribute to be used here. Capitalization matters.

• The auto-fill is not complete nor always up-to-date. Just type your attribute in manually if it doesn't appear.
• The links to the various entity types at the top of the page include instructions on finding attributes in the console.
• MATT trims out most of the attribute path on supported systems; you just need attribute and not system.actor.attribute for example.
• Flags on tokens that reference their actor do need to specify that its looking at the actor.
  • Add actor. to the front of the datapath for actor flags. Example: actor.flags.tidy5e-sheet.weight
• To filter by a saved Variable, use flags.monks-active-tiles.variables.VariableName.
  • You can also instead use the Check Variable action.

• Passive perception is skills.prc.passive; NOT skills.per.passive.

• You need an operator unless filtering an array. = 10
• < > = are all operators that can be used to tune your tile trigger.
  • ≤ ≥ Do not work, use >= and <=.
• You need a space between the operators and the value. >= 20
• Filtering by a string requires a equals sign at the start, then use a set of quotation marks around the value to properly filter by it. Example: = "name".
  • To filter an array and whether the value exists inside them; don't use an equals sign like you usually would for a string. Example: "Tag"
• Accepts equality operators. !=
• Accepts Handlebar Expressions.

• A section of filters must be followed in the action list by a Check Entity Count.

• Boss Music
• Combat State Filter
• Death Save Script
• Door w/ Open, Closed, and Secret Images
• Elevation Filter
• Encounter Logger
• Language Filter, D&D 5E
• Language Filter, PF 2E
• Name Filter
• Ooze Splitter
• Passive Skill Filter
• Random Gravestone Generator
• Rotation Puzzle, Basic
• Tag Filter

MATT 11.18