Hero Lab Community Repository for Shadowrun 5th?

[cndblank]

I've a couple days off so I'm going to start working on this.
Got some Spike Troll Gangers, Night Hunters, and Tamanous organ leggers to post.

How does everyone feel about posting both the Hero Lab .por file and a PDF or stat block of the character?

It would make the site useful to any GM that way.

[adzling]

happy to do both
let me know when you get it setup and ill dump mine in there

[cndblank]

Posted Two Banshees.
One is a mage and the other is rather new.
Both PDF and POR.
Please see if you can view/download them.

https://github.com/runnerblank/Commu...-Shadowrun-5th

[cndblank]

Cascade Ork Smuggler/Pirates.
These boy are far from their mountain homes, but their Corsair Panther can get them places where other ships would attract too much attention.
Lead by a Brawling Adept Captain, plus a Pistol Adept First Mate, a Rigger Pilot and a Shaman plus more mountain boys for muscle, anything not nailed down is fair game.



https://github.com/runnerblank/Commu...-Shadowrun-5th

[Sarelth]

Looks very useful. I will have to see about getting some NPCs ready to help out.

[cndblank]

The more the merrier!!!!

[adzling]

how do i upload files?

I'm getting this from github right now:

Uploads are disabled.
File uploads require push access to this repository.

[mMerlin]

The usual process is to fork the original repository to your own github account, commit and push the changes there (in a new git branch), then create a pull request to let the owner of the source repository know that there is something new to merge. Effectively, you upload it to your own area, then tell the owner where to get it. With some wrapper stuff, that makes the 'tell' and 'get' a few clicks.

The alternative is to have the owner authorize you to have shared administrator access to the original repo. Normally only pre setup teams use that. The first way is more secure, allowing anyone to request a change to a repository, without giving the whole world access to mess things up.

[cndblank]

Originally Posted by mMerlin

The usual process is to fork the original repository to your own github account, commit and push the changes there (in a new git branch), then create a pull request to let the owner of the source repository know that there is something new to merge. Effectively, you upload it to your own area, then tell the owner where to get it. With some wrapper stuff, that makes the 'tell' and 'get' a few clicks.

The alternative is to have the owner authorize you to have shared administrator access to the original repo. Normally only pre setup teams use that. The first way is more secure, allowing anyone to request a change to a repository, without giving the whole world access to mess things up.

I'd like to do it the first way.

[adzling]

ugh.

is there a reason to use github over something simpler like dropbox?

Originally Posted by cndblank

I'd like to do it the first way.