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--- plugin-card-layers [2024/12/03 11:54] – [Badge Text] banerjeesw
+++ plugin-card-layers [2024/12/10 05:01] (current) – [Badge Text] isiahgames
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 There are three variables you can use in the Text property to make referencing variables you want easier.
+<code>
 user - The Actor that owns the card.
 card - The Card object itself.
 skill - The Skill that the Card is a copy of.
+</code>
 Examples of how you might use these:
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 card.cardVar(1)
 </code>
+===== Badge Notetags =====
+Badge notetags work similarly to Layer notetags and use the following syntax:
+<code>
+BadgeName (ParentLayerName): TextCode | ImageName | X Y | Condition
+</code>
+|  **BadgeName**  | The name of the Badge whose values are being defined/overridden. Can have spaces and is case-insensitive. |
+| **ParentLayerName** | The name of the Layer this Badge is attached to. |
+| **TextCode** | The code that returns the text for the Badge to display. |
+| **ImageName** | The name of the image file to use for the Badge. Can have spaces. |
+| **X** | The new X offset |
+| **Y** | The new Y offset |
+| **Condition** | The new condition for the Badge. |
+Just like with Layers, you can use notetags to define entirely new Badges or override the values defined through the Custom Badges plugin parameter.
 ===== Conditions =====
+The Condition property determines whether a Layer or Badge is visible. If it returns true, the component is visible, and if it returns false it is invisible.
+Note that because Badges are attached to Layers, if a Badge's parent Layer is invisible, it will be invisible too.
+Just like with Badge Text, you have three variables you can use to make this evaluation more flexible:
+<code>
+user - The Actor that owns the card.
+card - The Card object itself.
+skill - The Skill that the Card is a copy of.
+</code>
 ===== Refreshing =====