setSize

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setSize() Function

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

Introduced in version 1.3b48
Sets the Size of a Token.

Grid Sizes and Scales

The valid sizes for each type of grid are documented below, where Medium is always 1 full grid cell. The Scale is a multiplier for the size of the image after configuring it to fit within the stated footprint. For example, the Huge size on a square grid occupies a 3x3 cell area and the image is scaled (1.0) to exactly fit that area. But the Large size on a hex grid is 3 hexes scaled down 10% (0.9) so as to keep the image slightly within the border of the 3 cells.

Hex GridScale
1/60.408
1/40.5
1/30.577
1/20.707
2/30.816
Medium1.0
Large0.9 (3 cells)
Huge1.0 (6 cells)
Humongous1.0 (19 cells)
Square GridScale
Fine0.5
Diminutive0.5
Tiny0.5
Small0.75
Medium1.0
Large1.0 (2x2)
Huge1.0 (3x3)
Gargantuan1.0 (4x4)
Colossal1.0 (6x6)


GridlessScaleGridlessScaleGridlessScale
-11 0.086 0 1.0 11 7.43
-10 0.107 1 1.2 12 8.916
-9 0.134 2 1.44 13 10.699
-8 0.168 3 1.728 14 12.839
-7 0.21 4 2.074 15 15.407
-6 0.262 5 2.488 16 18.488
-5 0.328 6 2.986 17 22.186
-4 0.41 7 3.583 18 26.623
-3 0.512 8 4.3 19 31.948
-2 0.64 9 5.16 20 38.338
-1 0.8 10 6.192

Needs Clarification:
It would be nice to include pictures that demonstrate how the grid cells are composed; at least for the hex grids.

Usage

setSize(size)
setSize(size, id)

Parameters

  • size - The Size to set the token to.
  • id - The token id of the token which has its Size set, defaults to the Current Token.


If the token is in Free size or Native size you will get an error when you use 'setSize' on the token.

Examples

To set the size of the current token to Medium:
[h: setSize("Medium")]

To set the size of the current token to whatever string is stored in the macro variable mySize:

[h: mySize = "Large"]
[h: setSize(mySize)]

See Also

Version Changes

  • 1.3b51 - Added id parameter option.