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Thank you for the reply RavenX.
Indeed, licensing can be a big cockblock for personal/community content, especially if the company is shitty at managing its IP.
Still, there should be OK to have a skeleton file or something for 40k ruleset that does not contain data. After all Fantasy Grounds and Roll20.net have those community created resources for years.
I will keep playing with this stuff over the next weeks, but for now this endeavor with partial and old documentation and lack of collaboration with anyone looks more and more as second job.
The past is a rudder to guide us, not an anchor to hold us back.
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