Hyborean Calendar

[TheFirDarrig]

Hello I was wondering if there was any calendar for the Conan world on this site, intending to run a Conan 2d20 game and have been unable to find an actual calendar for it. Either that or a good tutorial on how to make calendars would be awesome.

[mattekure]

assuming the ruleset is based off of CoreRPG, you can check out the tutorial I did on calendars here https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...endar-Tutorial

[TheFirDarrig]

It uses the morecore ruleset. Don't know if that changes things

[mattekure]

I believe MoreCore is built on CoreRPG, so you should be fine.

[TheFirDarrig]

Perfect thanks.

[Ranzarok]

Heya mattekure, I downloaded your tutorial, unzipped and took a look at the files. My question is: if I was to create a new calendar based on one of the samples you have provided how to I go about adding it as a mod that shows up in the list when I click on the calendar button in FG? Do I add the necessary xml to the existing db.xml and re-zip it (with .mod extension)?

[mattekure]

In my calendar examples, in each example folder is either one or two subfolders. If the calendar doesnt require an extension, there will just be a single folder titled "Module Code". Inside the Module Code folder will be a db.xml and definition.xml. To create your calendar you will edit those 2 files. To make it into a module, you would create a zip file containing just those 2 xml files (do not include the folder they are in). Rename the zip file extension to .mod. that can be added to your modules folder and loaded from within FG.

[Ranzarok]

Thanks for the quick reply and explanation.

[Ranzarok]

Well that was painless.

If I was to use one that included an extension, I assume I zip the lua file into the same mod archive, and include the extension "script name" line into my own extension file (where I have everything else for my own extension)?

<script name="Example4" file="Example4.lua" />

[mattekure]

No, so all the files in the extension folder would be zipped together into a zip file and the extension renamed .ext. This file will go into the extensions folder. You do not combine the extension files in the same archive as the module.