Has anyone made, or thought of making a smartphone app from the PFSRD website. I think it could be an immensely helpful application for DMs with players who summon, or even just to keep track of your rules without needing to have 50 books on the table, precariously balanced amongst Mtn Dew cans.
I am no programmer, but I think that the framework is all present. Someone out there, if you program it, I know at least one group that will come use it.
Elvnsword
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Let's see. Paizo is currently working on a iPhone Pathfinder app, but I haven't seen a feature list anywhere. There's a iPhone app out there now called PFS that is as a reference guide. And if all else fails, you can just web browse over to the d20 pfsrd! :-)
Saying Smartphone is like saying Personal Computer. It is almost more important to know the Operating System or Brand (iOS, Android, WebOS, Blackberry, Palm/HP, etc.).
I do not know of any Android based reference document apps. If you can find an App that can read or archive HTML pages for offline viewing you could try that.
Let's see. Paizo is currently working on a iPhone Pathfinder app, but I haven't seen a feature list anywhere. There's a iPhone app out there now called PFS that is as a reference guide. And if all else fails, you can just web browse over to the d20 pfsrd! :-)
I have this (the PFS app). It isn't too bad, but I am trying to figure out how I can really get a character sheet in there, not just some BS text. :)
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Has anyone made, or thought of making a smartphone app from the PFSRD website. I think it could be an immensely helpful application for DMs with players who summon, or even just to keep track of your rules without needing to have 50 books on the table, precariously balanced amongst Mtn Dew cans.
I am no programmer, but I think that the framework is all present. Someone out there, if you program it, I know at least one group that will come use it.
Elvnsword
I'd pay for a srd spellbook. Would be a great help
There is one on the android market for 3.5
A rulebook would be less usefull as its too tiny to be a huge help
Let's see. Paizo is currently working on a iPhone Pathfinder app, but I haven't seen a feature list anywhere. There's a iPhone app out there now called PFS that is as a reference guide. And if all else fails, you can just web browse over to the d20 pfsrd! :-)I have this (the PFS app). It isn't too bad, but I am trying to figure out how I can really get a character sheet in there, not just some BS text. :)
Check out Dicenomicon for iOS. It is both a robust dice-roller/macro engine but is also coming along as an all purpose character sheet. Mainly the developer has made his XML format open to anyone who wants to create character sheets. While there isn't a dedicated Pathfinder sheet yet, I've stared poking around with it. Mind you I'm not the most experienced with XML or this setup of it.
Another option may be to use something like DocumentsToGo which can handle Word and Excel documents. Although you would kiss VBMacros goodby in that case.
FYI the Dicenomicon guy has an iOS MapTools client(not server) under review right now.
Let's see. Paizo is currently working on a iPhone Pathfinder app, but I haven't seen a feature list anywhere. There's a iPhone app out there now called PFS that is as a reference guide. And if all else fails, you can just web browse over to the d20 pfsrd! :-)I have this (the PFS app). It isn't too bad, but I am trying to figure out how I can really get a character sheet in there, not just some BS text. :)
Check out Dicenomicon for iOS. It is both a robust dice-roller/macro engine but is also coming along as an all purpose character sheet. Mainly the developer has made his XML format open to anyone who wants to create character sheets. While there isn't a dedicated Pathfinder sheet yet, I've stared poking around with it. Mind you I'm not the most experienced with XML or this setup of it.
Another option may be to use something like DocumentsToGo which can handle Word and Excel documents. Although you would kiss VBMacros goodby in that case.
FYI the Dicenomicon guy has an iOS MapTools client(not server) under review right now.