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Melee skills have 2 groups of extensions that they can add and you can only have one extension from each group active at a time.

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rdfs:comment	Melee skills have 2 groups of extensions that they can add and you can only have one extension from each group active at a time. Extensions are small add-ons that add new functionality to your Mozilla program. They can add anything from a toolbar button to a completely new feature. You can see a description of each extension at . This page is for the Movie Reels Extension starter template, used when building a new script or screenplay. Each script may contain as many extensions as needed to create the finish end product. Tip: Use an extension to build internal properties, phenomena and events which are not percivable by the end user (audience) eye. Extension types may include; Directions: Copy this template and paste on your new treatment extension article; use only the spaces needed and add more spaces if needed. Examples: Follow this link to see more examples of how treatment extensions work. In Fantasy Grounds II, extensions are modifications to an existing ruleset that changes the functionality and/or user interface of the ruleset in some way. The changes can be minor or extensive. As an example, SmiteWorks released a Dungeon Theme with FG v2.5.0 which replaces all the graphics for the d20, 3.5E and Foundation rulesets.
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abstract	Melee skills have 2 groups of extensions that they can add and you can only have one extension from each group active at a time. This page is for the Movie Reels Extension starter template, used when building a new script or screenplay. Each script may contain as many extensions as needed to create the finish end product. Tip: Use an extension to build internal properties, phenomena and events which are not percivable by the end user (audience) eye. Extension types may include; 1. * Introduction of Characters 2. * Special Areas of Interest & Significance (SAIS) 3. * Outlines for Time Lapse & Script Progression 4. * Explainations for Supernatural Occurrance or Event 5. * Notation for Scoring or Credits 6. * Director Workshops & Scriptwriting Classes Directions: Copy this template and paste on your new treatment extension article; use only the spaces needed and add more spaces if needed. Examples: Follow this link to see more examples of how treatment extensions work. In Fantasy Grounds II, extensions are modifications to an existing ruleset that changes the functionality and/or user interface of the ruleset in some way. The changes can be minor or extensive. As an example, SmiteWorks released a Dungeon Theme with FG v2.5.0 which replaces all the graphics for the d20, 3.5E and Foundation rulesets. There is very little documentation of how to create extensions, but many examples floating around the FG forums as well as the ones downloaded with the FG client. Here is the thread where the extension feature was announced for FG v2.2. http://fantasygrounds.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8970 Extensions are small add-ons that add new functionality to your Mozilla program. They can add anything from a toolbar button to a completely new feature. You can see a description of each extension at .

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