Hey Sevrick,
I decided on uploading the new version, even without the vehicle combat, because I think it will be specially useful for you, while you edit content to your modules.
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Hey Sevrick,
I decided on uploading the new version, even without the vehicle combat, because I think it will be specially useful for you, while you edit content to your modules.
YesQuote:
Originally Posted by mossfoot
Sevrick is working on that
Sounds good. I am almost done with the Edge of the Empire Core. I will upload the 3 core rulebooks 1st, then alternate adding supplements to them.Quote:
Originally Posted by johniba
Also I noticed a couple of things. The Lightside and Darkforce die symbol is really small. I think it would be better if it was about the same size as force die. The failure and success look a little small too. Also there is no force die. Meaning the symbol used for commiting a force die. The Proficency I guess could double as the same symbol, but I guess without color not much can be done.
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Originally Posted by sevrick
That sounds great.
About the dice symbols: I will work on them to make them bigger for next release then.
You said there is no force die, what do you mean?
In the books a white octagon represents a force die anywhere a force power says Commit a force die. You can see this in the Enhance Force power tree. Now that being said a yellow octagon represents Proficiency dice.Quote:
Originally Posted by johniba
As it stands now there is only a white octagon symbol which says is Proficiency. Untill we are able to add color you could just use the same symbol for both and rely on context. I think I remember you saying you were haveing trouble with getting color on the symbols?
I had an idea, and went to check how formatted texts work:Quote:
Originally Posted by sevrick
Unfortunatelly there is no current way to create symbols with different colors.
For example looking above, that is how internally the formatted text is stored..... it does not contain any color info.Code:<char_notes type="formattedtext">
<h></h>
<h>Special character codes</h>
<p>Use this special code and text will automatically replace with Genesys Symbols or Dice Symbols</p>
<p></p>
<p><b>Symbols:</b></p>
<p>ÿ - ÿ - Success</p>
<p>þ - þ - Triumph</p>
<p>ý - ý - Failure</p>
<p>ü - ü - Threat</p>
<p>û - û - Advantage</p>
<p>ú - ú - Despair</p>
<p></p>
<p><b>Dice Symbols</b></p>
<p>ö - ö - ability die</p>
<p>õ - õ - difficulty die</p>
<p>ô - ô - proficiency die</p>
<p>ó - ó - challenge</p>
<p>ò - ò - boost</p>
<p>ñ - ñ - setback</p>
</char_notes>
I will see if there is any workaround, will let you know, but didnt want to raise your hopes
For now unfortunatelly, in order to differenciate from [P] Proficiency (white hexagonal symbol) we use the [F] symbol for Force Dice, which is a half white, half black circle
EDIT: yeah no way around it, who knows in the future FG enhances this allowing for color, but not now :(
Out of curiosity, has anyone ever tried altering the actual 3D dice that get rolled in the game to look like Genesys dice? ;)
Ah yeah unfortunatelly that is not possible as the dice are hardcoded into FantasyGrounds... Who knows, maybe in the future they could implement something, it would be awsomeQuote:
Originally Posted by VioletTendency
That's ok proficiency as a symbol is very rare. In fact the only real place I see it is when describing the core dice mechanic.
[Looks at his avatar]Quote:
Originally Posted by sevrick
"This is the way."