Mark Moreland wrote: ... We have permission to distribute digital copies of the adventure to GMs and Pathfinder Society volunteers running this event as a demo at a participating game store, though, so if you want to draw maps ahead of time for a demo, please coordinate with your nearest venture-captain or venture-lieutenant to get your store officially added to the list of stores offering Pathfinder demos. I just agreed to GM this at 7th Dimension Games in Jenkintown Pennsylvania for Free RPG Day. I would like a pdf copy so I can easily print the character sheets and so I can have clean digital copies of the maps (I am likely to use a 24" HDTV laying flat as the battle map using MapTools to provide vision blocking and fog of war). I gather from your comment that such a pdf is possible. I see no Venture-xxx for Pennsylvania. I do see 7th Dimension Games is in your core database.
Ah ha! I used to be able to extract images with Adobe Reader but now can't! Thanks for enlightening me! That will help some for certain. I would still like to suggest you create a standard for your map makers that requires them to place GM info on a separate layer so you can easily create player maps too.
I just made a stab at adding the Traits in PCGen 5.16.4 for a PF based campaign. I had some success so am sharing here: The files in question live in this directory... \PCGen\PCGen5164\data\d20ogl\paizo\pathfinder\curse_of_the_crimson_throne\ curse_of_the_crimson_throne_players_guide\pathfinder_conversion And are: cotct_pg_abilities_traits.lst (NEW FILE)
EDIT: The traits file is as good as I can get it. 8 of the 10 traits give their bonuses in PCGen now (but all give their text info on your character sheet).
Notsonoble wrote:
Hummm... have you any examples of issues? My goal for the framework is to support GMs as a priority. So whenever I code something it is to make MY life as a GM easier and gameplay faster. NPCs and monsters are often more complex than players, and I have not found a combo that fails. Mind you, my weaponset configuration was the first bit of automation and suffers from the very limited functions that were available at the time. But it is very capable none the less. And it will get a re-write which will make everyone scream because that is the way of change :-) |