Ruleset Strings

[daddyogreman]

Is there an easy way to determine what the string of a ruleset is when setting whether it's an allowed ruleset for an extension?
Such as PFRPG and the like
I'm just trying to get a list of all the rulesets that import
CoreRPG so I can specify them in my CoreRPG extensions.

[Moon Wizard]

I'm not following what you are asking. The rulesets have specific names; and the extension must specify those exact names to be limited to those rulesets.

Regards,
JPG

[Talyn]

Every ruleset that is layered over CoreRPG will obviously have the CoreRPG strings loaded. Then each ruleset will have its own strings as well. At this point I think all of the retail rulesets are layered over CoreRPG, so you'd only encounter potential issues with the older community rulesets from the pre-CoreRPG days.

You could take a look at LPaK (https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forums/showthread.php?27202-LanguagePak-(LPak)-Community-Project-Program) -- I think what it did was translate the strings for each supported ruleset.

In a pinch you could also just use Any to allow your extension to load anywhere and hope for the best. :) (Note that simply omitting the <ruleset> tag altogether has the same net effect.)



<ruleset>Any</ruleset>

[daddyogreman]

I'm not following what you are asking. The rulesets have specific names; and the extension must specify those exact names to be limited to those rulesets.

Regards,
JPG

If I want to specify an extension is allowed in a particular extension, I need to specify it as such:


<ruleset>PFRPG</ruleset>


Where do I find the strings for that? Like if I wanted to specify the Cypher System or Fate Core in my extension...as it's PFRPG for Pathfinder, I'm operating under the assumption it isn't just FateCore for Fate Core, etc.

[Moon Wizard]

It's whatever the name of the .pak file or folder is in the FG rulesets folder.

Regards,
JPG

[daddyogreman]

It's whatever the name of the .pak file or folder is in the FG rulesets folder.

Regards,
JPG

Perfect! Thank you!