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Returns the asset id of the image retrieved from Hero Lab for a Token. Hero Lab can store 0 to n images for a given character. The index is the order Hero Lab stores the images (not the display order in Hero lab). Index always starts at 0.
Returns the asset id of the image retrieved from a Hero Lab file for a Token.


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{{param|id|The token id of the token to name, defaults to the Current Token.}}
{{param|id|The token id of the token to name, defaults to the Current Token.}}


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Hero Lab can store 0 to n images for a given character. The index is the order Hero Lab stores the images (not the display order in Hero lab). Index always starts at 0.


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Get an image asset ID from an image in a Hero Lab file and use that to set a token portrait image.
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[portraitImage = herolab.getImage(0)]
[portraitImage = herolab.getImage(0)]
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[[:Category:Hero Lab Function|Hero Lab Functions]]<br/>
[[Hero Lab Integration|Hero Lab Integration]]
[[Hero Lab Integration|Hero Lab Integration]]



Revision as of 14:57, 5 March 2019

herolab.getImage() Function

 Note: This function can only be used in a Trusted Macro

Introduced in version 1.5
Returns the asset id of the image retrieved from a Hero Lab file for a Token.

Usage

herolab.getImage(index)
herolab.getImage(index, id)

Parameters

  • index - The index of the image you wish to retrieve.
  • id - The token id of the token to name, defaults to the Current Token.

Hero Lab can store 0 to n images for a given character. The index is the order Hero Lab stores the images (not the display order in Hero lab). Index always starts at 0.

Example

Get an image asset ID from an image in a Hero Lab file and use that to set a token portrait image.
[portraitImage = herolab.getImage(0)]
[setTokenImage(portraitImage)]

Returns:

Asset ID of requested image.

See Also

Version Changes

  • 1.5 - Added to main MapTool build.