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Here's a simple HTML file that uses java to apply the xsl translation to an xml file and show the results. No plugin required. Currently it only works in Firefox, I havent tried Opera etc. but Internet Explorer security measures block the java. It must be placed in the same directory as both the .XS...

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Apparently there is a Firefox plugin that will open a web-page (or xml file) and apply an xslt transformation to it. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/xsl-results/ I haven't tried it, but it looks like you choose an xsl translation file on your hard-drive, then browse to a web-page onli...

It's easy to have your way with the .dnd4e character save files if you use xslt. Here are two working methods to dissect the .dnd4e files and re-assemble them into whatever format you could ever want. The first one makes a giant JSON variable for MapTool, the second makes a web page that has tables ...

Ahhh I'm figuring out json arrays, they are much better. I will transform all the powers into arrays that are sortable and callable. I do love arrays much better than xml.

Are you "selecting" the token when you press F2 and F3? The macro needs to know what object to save data to and get data from. Sorry, I haven't revisited the monster macros to streamline them yet because I was working on the same thing for player character sheets. See here http://forums.rp...

Since I got such positive feedback on a monster pdf parser here http://forums.rptools.net/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=13237 Here's what I have so far for a character sheet parser. You can print a character builder file to a pdf, highlight all of it, paste it into a textbox, then the macros will parse it...

Rumble: I'll definitely use the SetProperty for StatCard. I didn't know you could do that. If I made a minor change in the code and each time I found a regex match, I stored the match in it's own variable, those variables could all be collected later and used in whatever framework. I'm working on se...

Take a look at the macros, they are commented. On the EditMonster macro you'll see how easy it is to pull AC from a monster. You can use those variables or change them to match your framework. For the card; I just parse the text using regular expressions and put html tags around certain parts. If I ...

Yeah, it works with the online compendium text.

Here's a token that contains 4 macros. You can paste directly from a pdf and the macros will parse the text, gather all the stats, make your token stats match those stats, then create a formatted monster card that has clickable macros to roll attacks and damage. (I'm working on one for player charac...

Try out this also, let's you highlight multiple enemies, attack all of them, then tells you whether you hit or not. [h,if(hasImpersonated()==1):DefaultAttack=getProperty("BaseAttack",getImpersonated());DefaultAttack=1] [h:HitStyle="background-color:#0000FF;color:white;font-weight:bold...

Arrgh I'm so sorry I took so long to fix this. There is one simple . missing in the line, at the front of Range Set SetupLoc = Range("A1:A2000").Find("Setup_Macros.mtmacset", LookIn:=xlValues) should be Set SetupLoc = .Range("A1:A2000").Find("Setup_Macros.mtmacset&...

I have been trying to get it to output the info like so: Is there any way to strip out all of the XML/HTML so it would be easier to implement this? Dude that code just looks scary. If you look at my monster spreadsheet I put in an excel function called xmlparser. You could use that to parse out the...

I get run-time error 91... Object Variable or With block variable not set. This is the line Set TextFile = fs.CreateTextFile(ThisWorkbook.Sheets("List").Range("K9").Value & "\" & .Range(SetupLoc.Address).Offset(0, i).Value, ForWriting) I'm not sure exactly what...