Zaphod Beebledoc
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One question though, is there any way to use this to add relationships?
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One question though, is there any way to use this to add relationships?
IF it is a registry key that makes a difference, maybe run a disk checker to see if the registery is getting corrupted?
How do I have more than one column appear in a field? e.g. with Feats you have Benefit but also Normal and Special. Is it possible to add more than one column to a field? Or is that part of the initial copying of the category? To add any missing fields before exporting the structure? (I think I know the answer to this already now after thinking about it )
I think I missed part of this original question.
You can add additional snippets to the category structure within Realm Works before you create the structure-only export. These additional snippets will be available within my tool for you to assign a CSV field to.
e.g. you could create a Labeled_Text snippet and put "Normal" as the label, and then use my tool to populate the message/annotation part of the snippet from a column of the CSV file.
Has anyone tried this tool and abandoned it?
If so, what were your reasons for abandoning it?
I'm looking to see what to add to this tool to make it helpful for more people.
Still using it
I'm not sure how you could improve it TBH, it's pretty good as is, my only problem is trying to find decent sources of CSV files to use
So I just found this and haven't had much time to view all 8 pages of posts but have a question/suggestion, is there a way to use the structure to generate a blank csv file that can then be filled out and reloaded back into the program to create an upload file. This way people will have all the listings that is shows and will be able to add something that the writer might not know they need.
The available fields vary wildly between the different topic categories. The general concept of the tool is that one CSV file contains information about one particular category (such as creatures, or items). There is no limit to how many columns you can have in your CSV file and the user can choose how each column maps onto the fields within the category chosen for that CSV file.