Rob2e's "Fantasy Grounds - The Experience!"

Well, I did it. I built a 5E module in Fantasy Grounds using a PDF that I created for an original adventure. It was an experimental process to see if I could become my own quasi developer. Since this was an experiment, I didn't record (video) the process. If everything turns out okay, I will henceforth record and share the entire process from beginning to end on my future projects (and perhaps retrospectively on this one).

My intent was to create additional material for the Dungeon Masters Guild.

I will explain what has happened so for and how it will culminate in the GREATEST EVENT OF ALL--ahhh, never mind that. I get excited about stuff.

My basic process for creation:

1. Came up with an original adventure idea (although mine's a bit cliche', but whatever).
2. Wrote it down, fleshed it out, etc. (A continual process that never ends.)
3. Put the information into a near perfect quasi WotC aesthetic using The Homebrewery, caution - only works CORRECTLY using Chrome.
4. Created and added all maps and graphics.
5. Converted to a PDF (The Homebrewery does that for you).
6. Submitted it to editors.
7. Used the PDF to make the Fantasy Grounds module. (I couldn't wait for the editors to scrutinize, I was too excited and figured I'd make changes retroactively.)
8. Play test the adventure.
9. Make adjustments and corrections and finalize everything.
10. Upload the PDF to the DMs Guild and make the FG MOD available.
11. Be the "Hero of the Day?"

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PROJECT COMPLETE! - http://www.dmsguild.com/product/1883...iate_id=878507

After all is said and done, I will RECREATE the process and put it all on YouTube for people if there is an interest.

So what say you blogites? Would you like to see video tutorials of exactly how I went through the creation process? I'm sure many, many people have done this in their own ways, but perhaps this might inspire others of you to give it a go...

Let me know.

Rob