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Re: nWoD Character Sheet Framework
Posted: Tue Oct 05, 2010 5:27 am
by Glock-9mm
Would you be able to make available your NPC tokens?
Re: nWoD Character Sheet Framework
Posted: Tue Oct 05, 2010 5:15 pm
by Pyro-Tech
Glock-9mm wrote:Would you be able to make available your NPC tokens?
Which tokens are you talking about??
If your referring to the one's that are already within the campaign files, then all you have to do is save the individual tokens to a file.
Re: nWoD Character Sheet Framework
Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2010 10:33 pm
by Glock-9mm
The NPC you migrated from the Chicargo book.
I had a look round the Framework but they werent there.
the Wicked Templates were though
Re: nWoD Character Sheet Framework
Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2010 10:59 pm
by Pyro-Tech
Fyi...it wasn't me that did it. Not my framework. I just didn't remember seeing anything about npc's.
Would be cool to have though.
Re: nWoD Character Sheet Framework
Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2010 8:30 pm
by JamzTheMan
Glock-9mm wrote:The NPC you migrated from the Chicargo book.
I had a look round the Framework but they werent there.
the Wicked Templates were though
Oh hey, ya, that was me.
RL has been busy but I'll see if I can figure out the best way to post them. Probably in a campaign file as I didn't have time to right-click everyone and save them as a .rptok (be nice to have a save-all tokens command!)
I seem to have a dozen of so framework files to go through. Between working on the new framework, my personal WoD game, a friends Hunter game, things got a little scattered. Need to do some housecleaning...
Re: nWoD Character Sheet Framework
Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2010 7:26 pm
by Glock-9mm
Schweet, In a cmpn file will be fine, Im more than happy to go through and save them 1 at a time, Means I can order them how I want
Glock (Who though he was going insane! lol)
JamzTheMan wrote:Glock-9mm wrote:The NPC you migrated from the Chicargo book.
I had a look round the Framework but they werent there.
the Wicked Templates were though
Oh hey, ya, that was me.
RL has been busy but I'll see if I can figure out the best way to post them. Probably in a campaign file as I didn't have time to right-click everyone and save them as a .rptok (be nice to have a save-all tokens command!)
I seem to have a dozen of so framework files to go through. Between working on the new framework, my personal WoD game, a friends Hunter game, things got a little scattered. Need to do some housecleaning...
Re: nWoD Character Sheet Framework
Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 2:07 am
by JamzTheMan
OK, finally cleaned up my campaign files and ported all my Chicago NPC's to the new framework. They are grouped by "Type" (Mage, Werewolf, Vampire) on each it's own map. Then by Group/Family/Covenent/Etc (it multiple, then by leader's type). And each grouped & labeled in it's own Pack or mage group.
They are partially stat'd (Basic stats, no supernal powers) and ready to be used with the sheets as it is so far. The full statblock is in the GM notes for reference and to "update" one the sheet comes further along to include disciplines, arcana, gifts, etc.
The main reason I did it this way (outside of easily able to grab an NPC for a map) was for Player Reference. I would hide/show the tokens based on which NPC's the PC's have met and know their affilation as it were. With over 100 NPC's, it's a lot to track! So be mindful of the visibility, I did not reset them so PC's may or may not see certain ones.)
http://www.nerps.net/maptool/nWoD_Framework_BETA.zip
v.8 - Created in 1.3b75
Re: nWoD Character Sheet Framework
Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 6:57 am
by Glock-9mm
Cheers Jamz, They work really well.
I have started to export them into there own folders to manage from there but its a real help/start for my new game
Keep up the super work, we who play/run WOD appreciate it
Re: nWoD Character Sheet Framework
Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 1:26 pm
by JamzTheMan
Glock-9mm wrote:Cheers Jamz, They work really well.
I have started to export them into there own folders to manage from there but its a real help/start for my new game
Keep up the super work, we who play/run WOD appreciate it
Thanks. The sheer amount of tokens has really made me want to dive into the JAVA code and see if I can make a "save all tokens on map" file menu. Just have way to many other things going on.
It would even be nice if each token could be "remembered" where it was saved, ie, if you went one by one and saved each token to a directory, you could to a "File, Save All" and have it update all the tokens again.
Re: nWoD Character Sheet Framework
Posted: Wed Oct 27, 2010 9:36 am
by qschilling
I tinkered with the macro for dice rolling and made a few improvements to account for Dice rolling rules in the basic book. I changed the choice for number of dice to a radio button selection from 1-15 dice, and added the "Target Number" choice as per the book. I did tinker with the colors, so if you don't like it, you can change it back, but the other options are pretty useful.
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[h: inputString="numDice|1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15| How many dice to roll?|RADIO|ORIENT=H VALUE=STRING"]
[h: inputString2="againDice|10,9,8|Roll again on|RADIO|ORIENT=H VALUE=STRING"]
[h: inputString3="targetDice|8,9,10|Target Number|RADIO|ORIENT=H VALUE=STRING"]
[h: status=input(inputString,inputString2,inputString3)]
[h: abort(status)]
[h: diceArray='[]']
[h: i=0]
[h, while(i <numDice), CODE:{
[h: theRoll=1d10]
[h: diceArray=json.append(diceArray,theRoll)]
[h, IF(theRoll<againDice): i=i+1]
}]
[h: numSuccess=0]
[h: numFail=0]
[count(json.length(diceArray)), CODE:{
[h: thedie=json.get(diceArray,roll.count)]
[h,IF(thedie >=targetDice),CODE:{
[h: numSuccess=numSuccess+1]
[h: color='blue']
}]
[h,IF(thedie ==1),CODE:{
[h: numFail=numFail+1]
[h: color='red']
}]
[h,IF((thedie>=2)&&(thedie<targetDice)), CODE:{
[h: numFail=numFail+1]
[h: color='green']
}]
<font color=[r: color]> [r: thedie] </font>
}]
(Success: <font color='blue'>[r: numSuccess]</font> , Fail: <font color='red'> [r: numFail] </font>)
Re: nWoD Character Sheet Framework
Posted: Wed Oct 27, 2010 4:01 pm
by qschilling
I've been working on the nWoD Dice macro some more, The How many dice rolled input section is now a drop down box from 1 to 20, Added an additional option for "Automatic Additional Successes" and changed the colors back to respect the original creators.
My next plan is to go over the code and clean it up using the thread regarding "Tooltip Problem" which covers making the details an HTML tooltip. I also plan on rewriting this macro to account for the option of "Rote Actions" listed on page 134 of the WoD Book. Eventually when the framework is more stable, I want to create a macro that you choose the Attribute then Skill and it makes the calculations for you, including the penalty for 0 in a skill. This is mainly for my H:TV game but I believe everyone should benefit.
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[h: inputString="numDice|1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20| How many dice to roll?|LIST| VALUE=STRING"]
[h: inputString2="againDice|10,9,8|Roll Again Number|RADIO|ORIENT=H VALUE=STRING"]
[h: inputString3="targetDice|8,9,10|Target Number|RADIO|ORIENT=H VALUE=STRING"]
[h: inputString4="addSuccess|0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20| Additional Successes|LIST| VALUE=STRING"]
[h: status=input(inputString,inputString2,inputString3,inputString4)]
[h: abort(status)]
[h: diceArray='[]']
[h: i=0]
[h, while(i <numDice), CODE:{
[h: theRoll=1d10]
[h: diceArray=json.append(diceArray,theRoll)]
[h, IF(theRoll<againDice): i=i+1]
}]
[h: numSuccess=0]
[h: numFail=0]
[count(json.length(diceArray)), CODE:{
[h: thedie=json.get(diceArray,roll.count)]
[h,IF(thedie >=targetDice),CODE:{
[h: numSuccess=numSuccess+1]
[h: color='blue']
}]
[h,IF(thedie ==1),CODE:{
[h: numFail=numFail+1]
[h: color='red']
}]
[h,IF((thedie>=2)&&(thedie<targetDice)), CODE:{
[h: numFail=numFail+1]
[h: color='black']
}]
<font color=[r: color]> [r: thedie] </font>
}]
(Success: <font color='blue'>[r: numSuccess+addSuccess]</font> , Fail: <font color='red'> [r: numFail] </font>)
Re: nWoD Character Sheet Framework
Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2010 1:21 am
by JamzTheMan
Looks good so far. Can I suggest maybe storing the "drop down value" in a lib token? So you could roll, say 6 dice over and over without having to reselect? Dunno, may be personal preference and some may not like it, just a thought. But for extended tests it could be handy.
I would say, add rule in for Chance die, but that's probably just better to be it's own "Chance it!" macro since there is no options needed.
And if you are doing H:tV, maybe put in logic to display Exception successes when count => 5 or =>3 if WP risked?
And if you are feeling really bored, maybe a seperate "Extended Tests" macro (or subsection of current macro) would be cool? Like adding the parameter of Time and threshold (if you know it a head of time) and it could do x rolls where successes reach threshold and/or x=dice pool and spit out how long the action took and/or successes per time interval. (ie "You fixed the car in 3 hours (15 successes in 3 rolls)" or "15 Minutes: 1 success, 30 Minutes, 3 successes, 45 minutes, 5 successes" or something to that effect).
Keep up the good work and I'll add it to the campaign file as you update the macro. Feel free use Wolph's "export macro" code and post that (then it'll include the button details). I've included is library in the campaign already.
Re: nWoD Character Sheet Framework
Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2010 8:35 am
by qschilling
Looks good so far. Can I suggest maybe storing the "drop down value" in a lib token? So you could roll, say 6 dice over and over without having to reselect? Dunno, may be personal preference and some may not like it, just a thought. But for extended tests it could be handy.
I would say, add rule in for Chance die, but that's probably just better to be it's own "Chance it!" macro since there is no options needed.
And if you are doing H:tV, maybe put in logic to display Exception successes when count => 5 or =>3 if WP risked?
And if you are feeling really bored, maybe a seperate "Extended Tests" macro (or subsection of current macro) would be cool? Like adding the parameter of Time and threshold (if you know it a head of time) and it could do x rolls where successes reach threshold and/or x=dice pool and spit out how long the action took and/or successes per time interval. (ie "You fixed the car in 3 hours (15 successes in 3 rolls)" or "15 Minutes: 1 success, 30 Minutes, 3 successes, 45 minutes, 5 successes" or something to that effect).
Keep up the good work and I'll add it to the campaign file as you update the macro. Feel free use Wolph's "export macro" code and post that (then it'll include the button details). I've included is library in the campaign already.
So far, this is a generic rolling tool, so storing a drop down value in a token might be less useful then you think. Right now, this function has good "portability". However, once a macro is created to handle Attributes, and Skills for example I can see the need to "root" it for ease of use.
As for the chance die, until an attribute/skill macro is created, it's own macro would be better.
For the exceptional successes, if you look, the greater then 5 is actually in the core book as well. but I believe adding an option for "Exceptional Success Threshold" wouldn't be that difficult. it's just a matter of putting in another input option and handling the accompanying text with the die results.
What's the word on the character sheet progress? last time I checked it wasn't fully functional. Once that's in place I can work on integrating it into the dice macros...
Re: nWoD Character Sheet Framework
Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2010 12:18 pm
by JamzTheMan
It's slowing progressing. Fixed some bugs last night and working on the supernal powers thing. I have to fix armor to as well.
Also, FYI: Attribute & Skill rolling IS macro'd already on the sheet. Clicking an Attribute allows you to select another Attribute (say, Wits+Composure) and clicking a Skill allows you to select an Attribute. I didn't code it but it seems to work just fine.
It maybe could use some tweaking or streamlining, feel free to tackle it.
Re: nWoD Character Sheet Framework
Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2010 12:53 pm
by qschilling
hmmm.. I think I may have been playing with an extremely old version, I only saw the nWoD Framework 0_4_1.cmpgn, and just now noticed you have a link to "nWoD_Framework_BETA.zip" i'll get back to you on that.