Visibility Fix for the crafting

[Slagmoth]

I have very limited crafting in my world... therefore it would be great if this only showed the recipes in their inventory. I am fairly certain I can edit the code to do that but thought I would put it out there for anyone else.

In addition might have categories where if they have proficiency in smiths tools they might have a standard list of things they have created, which could be expanded by adding recipes to inventory. Example: if I have a PC proficient in smith's tools they might have all the standard fair from the PHB as simple weapons, armor etc... but an exotic double scimitar schema they find in an old forge later wouldn't be on that list.

This is particularly pertinent to my current issue. If a PC is not proficient in Alchemy, Herbalism or whatever the DM says they need crafting of that type (i.e. potions) should never show up for them.

[AngryBeaver]

The first one is possible the second one might depend on the gamesystem. You say something about tools i asume dnd5e. In dnd5e profincy in a tool is when you have the tool item in the actor inventory and the player selected profincy on that item ? and when he does that specific recipes should recive owner ship for the user that controlls that actor if unchecked again remove ownership.

I can think about it but i do not believe there is a way that could be implemented in this way.

Workaround:
But you might organize your recipes in directories grouped by tools and grant only ownership when someone skills a tool. yes its not automaticly but how often will this happen ?

An alternative way would be to make this as a specific filter. So all users have ownership on all recipes but they only see those that the filters let through. This would require a new filter and probably a new filter requirement section on the recipes. Here is again a problem that tools are currently not system agnostic so any filter i would implement there would probably missout tools profincies (but could work with you need an item on your actor to see this e.g. a class or an background etc.) but profincy in a tool item that would depend on how profincy is implemented in a system.

so in order that you can use that filter then i would need to enable on top macor execution to do things more specific.

That sounds like a long way to go. I will think about it. But won't come soon try above workaround.