Fran Stewart
January 25th, 2021, 23:35
Hi, folks,
I'm helping a company I work with get their bestiary into Fantasy Grounds format. We've run into a problem, which is that some of our creatures cast setting-specific spells. While it'd be lovely to have the core rulebook in FG, that's outside the scope of this work. I've done a bunch of reading on this, but I'm a freelance writer doing this as an unpaid side project because I believe strongly in the setting, and so I'm already burning a bunch of time I probably shouldn't be on this.
My question: can you create a single .mod file that contains more than one type of data, e.g. NPCs and a list of spells or magic items specific to them? If so, can you start me off in the right place?
I'll experiment on it regardless, but I'd be grateful if I could spend more hours cranking new content and less deciphering the guts of FG's XML parser. :) Thanks tons, even if the answer is "You can't." Smart fans are a tremendous resource for any platform, and FG looks to have some grdeveleat ones!
-Fran Stewart
I'm helping a company I work with get their bestiary into Fantasy Grounds format. We've run into a problem, which is that some of our creatures cast setting-specific spells. While it'd be lovely to have the core rulebook in FG, that's outside the scope of this work. I've done a bunch of reading on this, but I'm a freelance writer doing this as an unpaid side project because I believe strongly in the setting, and so I'm already burning a bunch of time I probably shouldn't be on this.
My question: can you create a single .mod file that contains more than one type of data, e.g. NPCs and a list of spells or magic items specific to them? If so, can you start me off in the right place?
I'll experiment on it regardless, but I'd be grateful if I could spend more hours cranking new content and less deciphering the guts of FG's XML parser. :) Thanks tons, even if the answer is "You can't." Smart fans are a tremendous resource for any platform, and FG looks to have some grdeveleat ones!
-Fran Stewart