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Message: <blockquote data-quote="morepurplemorebetter" data-source="post: 6904425" data-attributes="member: 6788192">Don't worry, it was helpful for sure. I just had to look over  every aspect myself anyway. So even though it didn't save time, it did  help me to get started with the UA Revised Ranger and see where the  changes were.It's always great to see more people who want to make their own stuff for my sheet! Let me start off by saying: if you complete this subclass' JavaScript, would you want it to be added to the "Fan-made Additions" Dropbox?As Astromath  already mentioned, the JavaScript syntax to add Subclasses and other  things is found on Dropbox and the link to that Dropbox is found in the  FAQ, as well as some general explanations. The JavaScript syntax is  basically a template with a lot of explanations on what to enter, but it  isn't complete with all functionality. In the same Dropbox folder you  can find the full JavaScript for all things in the sheet (classes,  subclasses, backgrounds, gear, etc. etc.) for you to look up examples  how things work in the sheet.This is the link to the JavaScript syntax Dropbox folder: <a href="http://bit.ly/MPMBcoding_Syntax" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/MPMBcoding_Syntax</a>Awesome to hear that you love the sheet and got a lot more people to use it!The character limit cap is from Acrobat. The added custom code is put in a hidden form field and called upon when starting the sheet. A form field has a limited amount of space (although the limit is very high).I didn't expect this to be a problem, because there is obviously no way for any character to need all the (subclass) code.I would like to help, and I can give you a sheet now that has all the code in it hard-coded. However, I am not going to keep a second set of sheets available that has all this extra code in it, because that means I would have to update 8 sheets instead of 4 every time I change something. I don't want to put these UA scripts in the sheet permanently, because there are some things that might clash with (future) scripts in the sheet. When these things become official, playtested content I will add them permanently to the sheet.However, there are a couple of things you can do:<ol> <li data-xf-list-type="ol"> Minimize the JavaScript before entering it in the sheet, minimizing the amount of characters used. There are plenty of places where you can minimize JavaScript code, this is an online example: <a href="https://jscompress.com/" target="_blank">https://jscompress.com/</a> If you want even more characters saved, you can also go through the code and reduce and redundancies (e.g. entering the same source several times).</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol"> Get Adobe Acrobat Pro and add the JavaScript at document-level (i.e. hard-code it yourself).</li> </ol></blockquote>

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