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![]() Ucam kingdom sheet upgraded to 1.03 version Quote:
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![]() @Fletcher Bates Sorry I didn't manage to answer you sooner. Based on my tests, only the latest version of Foxit Reader (6.1.2) reproduce this issue.
Those odd numbers occurs only in fields that have custom javascript, so I presume that latest version of Foxit Reader have some trouble with interpreting javascript.
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![]() Hobbun wrote: Well, I was going to say that originally as well, but as armor specifically calls out that the hardness is determined by the substance, it makes you wonder why weapons are not as well. Because they probably forgot to do it in 3.5 and this chart in PF is C/P from 3.5. And they didn't check it out. Another thing is that in that chart there are nine entries for weapons and one for armor. Armor is made from one material (actually more then one but only outer part is that matter - metal or leather) and weapons can be made from more then one material. That's why there isn't any footnote number. In weapons entries there are two hardness value:
I'm curious about something. So if they didn't put that "4" in armor row, there wouldn't be this topic because everybody would know that material hardness apply to everything made from that material? Not just armor. ![]()
![]() I didn't put any protection. File was was created in excel 2010 and sometimes saving as 97-2003 format can do some crazy stuff. For me it's wokring fine.
I uploaded again City.xls and I also uploaded .xlsx version in dropbox. You can access it through folder link in previous post.
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![]() Use Folder link for all version of sheets. When I created this topic I didn't know that "Edit post" is available for only one hour after posting. If I knew that, I would post links in another way. ![]()
![]() I don't see what's the problem with interpreting the rules.
Quote: weapons and armor normally made of steel that are made of adamantine have one-third more hit points than normal So longsword made of adamantine have hardness 20 and 6 HP Quote:
This neither is not faq. Greataxe handle is made of wood and the head is made of adamantine.When you sundering hafted weapon like this you surely won't try to break the head when it's much logical and easier to cut/break the handle. So for sundering sake, hardness of adamantine greataxe is 5 and 10 HP. ![]()
![]() UPDATE Fortunately I noticed that what we discussed above happened in Kingdom sheet v1.01.
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![]() When I GM, I use following house rule for HP.
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This way anyone can have decent HP. And if someone have lower than average well, it's their own fault for being greedy :) So while I'm using this rule, I'll not permit HP retraining.![]()
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I don't know what was your problem with calculations in acrobat but maybe this will help. I noticed that if you first create formula (code) in field and then do some changes in field(s) that are in before mentioned formula, formula will work but in an odd way. Acrobat will calculate correctly but will be one step behind. Don't know how to better explaine this.
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![]() UPDATE Ggodrick thanks for pointing this issue. I managed to reduced file size for kingdom sheet to cca 225kb, and army sheet to cca 150kb. Just for reference, before they were 3.8mb and 1.3mb :) I created sheets in Adobe Acrobat X, and now I see why everybody are running from Acrobat and instead getting Foxit. I's a piece of junk.
I had to change fonts type for some field (i.e. kingdom name field, reset buttons...) to reduce file size. When I tried to keep the old font for kingdom name, file size jumps from 200kb to cca 1mb. So I decided it's not worth it :) You can access new versions from folder link in first post or this links: UC Army Sheet v1.01
Does somebody knows how can I edit first post ???
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![]() Well if you want one shot adventure for 1st lvl characters, I recommend We be Goblins. It's a lot of fun and pdf is free. And if you want another adventure with intrepid goblins, there also a sequel for 3rd lvl goblin characters. We be Goblins Too. Free again :)
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![]() Hi guys. I'm new here so I'll have to advertise myself a little :)
Also I have to congratulate Brad and Berhangen on good job with this spreadsheet. :)
@Deryen Graveyard is adding +1 to Loyalty. +1 Economy was a mistake in Kingmaker rules. Paizo confirmed this in one of the topics for Kingmaker ![]()
![]() I created automated fillable pdf sheet for kingdom management presented in UCAM.
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![]() Hi guys.
Unfortunately I can't share Kingdom sheet found in adventure path Kingmaker because of Community Use Policy terms, but I can share sheets from Ultimate Campaign. I uploaded the files in my Dropbox account. Here is the folder link UC Kingdom Sheet v1.0.pdf - fillable kingdom sheet based on sheet found in Ultimate Campaign
UC Army Sheet v1.0.pdf - fillable army sheet based on sheet found in Ultimate Campaign. City.xls - this is auxiliary file for managing cities. Also helps for filling out bonuses in kingdom sheet. File is created in Office 2007, so it's best to open in Office 2007 or 2010. It isn't tested in earlier Office versions, so I don't know how it'll behave. In my experience probably it'll look uglier and more messy. If anyone found some odd behavior or bug, please report it, so I can make corrections. P.S. I apologize for repost. I broke Community Use Policy terms with sharing sheet from Kingmaker AP and I had to remove the link and repost again. ![]()
![]() I use TTopRPG virtual tabletop to run Kingmaker online over the skype because my party is scattered around :)
Try it out even if you don't wanna use it. Just for the ideas what to implement in you app. Good luck with you app |