Official Starfinder RPG Bug Report Thread

[ValerianMemsk]

Found a problem: while vehicle was created by myself from character inventory - i can add and remove mods from items "on the fly". However while trying to utilize basic vehicles from core/armory - no "drag and drop" functions work. No mods, no grafts, nothing. Not even when i myself create a vehicle npc.

Is there a fix?

[superteddy57]

Found a problem: while vehicle was created by myself from character inventory - i can add and remove mods from items "on the fly". However while trying to utilize basic vehicles from core/armory - no "drag and drop" functions work. No mods, no grafts, nothing. Not even when i myself create a vehicle npc.

Is there a fix?

You might need to provide me with the exact steps you are doing and what you are trying accomplish. I tested adding grafts and weapons to a vehicle record on the character sheet and I'm not seeing an issue with that process.

[ValerianMemsk]

Yeah, the ones from character sheet is working ok.
BUT try to take one from NPC section, like from core book, transfer it to character inventory, and then try to add some mods.
That specific way of doinfg it does not work for me.
That what i ment.

And even if i myself create new npc-vehicle it will still not support any mods after being added to character's inventory.

[superteddy57]

Oh that is expected. The reasoning is NPC Vehicle stat blocks are not made using PC vehicle rules. It doesn't know what grafts and mods to recreate the NPC stat block. This makes recreating the PC version of it near impossible. Weapons are still able to be dropped. If you want that level of detail, it would be best to recreate the vehicle as a PC vehicle by creating a blank vehicle in the character sheet inventory and building using the PC vehicle rules from Tech Revolution.

[ValerianMemsk]

Yeah, figured it out.
Created a special "Vehicle Seller" PC to store custom vehicles.

Thank you for clarification.

[superteddy57]

No worries, I just couldn't figure a better way since the two systems are so vastly different.