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Re: AD&D 2nd Edition Campaign Framework

Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 6:04 am
by mrwakka
So I was looking to use a framework with an AD&D 2nd ed campaign and found this, and while it does some things fairly well, I wanted to add in a saving throw macro.

While looking through it I liked how it handled weapons, and figured I could adapt that for saves, but I am confused when it comes to the properties. I am a novice when it comes to the scripting, and I don't know how it manages to have a property with multiple sub-values, or at least how it then calls them.

Anyone know a tutorial that covers this, or a wiki page that does?

Re: AD&D 2nd Edition Campaign Framework

Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2015 10:46 pm
by quikdagger
mrwakka wrote:So I was looking to use a framework with an AD&D 2nd ed campaign and found this, and while it does some things fairly well, I wanted to add in a saving throw macro.

While looking through it I liked how it handled weapons, and figured I could adapt that for saves, but I am confused when it comes to the properties. I am a novice when it comes to the scripting, and I don't know how it manages to have a property with multiple sub-values, or at least how it then calls them.

Anyone know a tutorial that covers this, or a wiki page that does?
http://lmwcs.com/rptools/wiki/Category:Tutorial

Re: AD&D 2nd Edition Campaign Framework

Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2016 8:41 am
by Peregrine
Hey quikdagger, are you still around at all? Quite a while ago you said:
quikdagger wrote:Together with aliasmask I am working on getting a modification to the SpellDescriptions for the AD&D system. With Plothos' new "rulebook" class spell system I have been able to create a basic spell list for use in AD&D but it is not completed yet.
Did you ever make any sort of progress with that? I still haven't found a way to get any of the existing spell management systems to work with 2nd Edition due to my lack of expertise, and any progress you may have made all those years ago, if you still have it, would likely help a lot better than nothing.