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The default behavior when dragging an actor's item documents into the text editor of another one of an actors items produces an enrichable text string of @UUID[.<The Items ID>] This works fine for standard actors (one on the sidebar) and tokens with linked actors. But if you use an unlinked token, the text fails to enrich and produces the following error.
This error did not exist previously with Foundry V11 on DnD5e v3.1.1.
In this image we have a standard actor on the right, where you can see the text is enriching properly from the short UUID text. And on the left there is the unlinked token version of the actor where the text is not enriching.
Additionally this seems to be somewhat unique to the 5e system, as the current default Foundry behavior when dragging an actors item document into another item generates a different text string with a longer format. For example: @UUID[Actor.tkLS6OYR6nwZ9jbI.Item.THtsX169jj1fIraZ] This longer format that makes full reference to the actor works correctly for unlinked token actors.
The default behavior when dragging an actor's item documents into the text editor of another one of an actors items produces an enrichable text string of
@UUID[.<The Items ID>]
This works fine for standard actors (one on the sidebar) and tokens with linked actors. But if you use an unlinked token, the text fails to enrich and produces the following error.This error did not exist previously with Foundry V11 on DnD5e v3.1.1.
In this image we have a standard actor on the right, where you can see the text is enriching properly from the short UUID text. And on the left there is the unlinked token version of the actor where the text is not enriching.
Additionally this seems to be somewhat unique to the 5e system, as the current default Foundry behavior when dragging an actors item document into another item generates a different text string with a longer format. For example:
@UUID[Actor.tkLS6OYR6nwZ9jbI.Item.THtsX169jj1fIraZ]
This longer format that makes full reference to the actor works correctly for unlinked token actors.Probably related to issue #4755
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