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Or is it just down for now. I can's seem to get to it.
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I can access it at http://hlkitwiki.wolflair.com/ - what sort of problem are you having accessing it ?
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None now. I just tried accessing it and it is showing up again. Maybe my provider had a glitch.
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Does anybody know when the TBD points in the wiki will be available? Or the content will be updated?
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I am also interested in this. Just found about this authoring kit and was really amazed by what I saw. I intend to buy a copy of Hero Lab for the authoring kit alone. The apparent complexity doesn't bother me (I am really comfortable with programing languages in general). My only concern is knowing if Lone Wolf is planning on supporting the authoring kit, it seems like the wiki page hasn't received any update for a long time.
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I think I need a "Authoring Kit for Dummies" book.....
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There is a tutorial which walks you through the Savage Worlds ruleset. But yeah, not always intuitive. Do you have specific questions?
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Quote:
The Authoring Kit is going to be supported as long as the product itself is. Not only are the Savage Worlds and D&D 4E game systems built upon it, EVERY other game system we support is built upon it. All of the data files we create in-house use the same mechanisms. We just document them through the Authoring Kit. That being said, your observation is correct that we haven't updated the wiki in quite awhile. That's due to two factors: (a) being spread way too thin and (b) very limited use of the authoring kit by users such as yourself. Writing up all the details of every mechanism will take us weeks to complete, and those are weeks that can instead be spent focused on adding new features and game systems that users are clamoring for. Consequently, we've taken the approach of answering questions and explaining things when someone asks how to achieve a particular goal using the Kit. This same philosophy applies to a number of specialized new mechanisms that have been added to HL itself but haven't been documented in the wiki yet because they aren't useful for most game systems. So please post whatever questions you have. We'll do our best to provide answers and point you in the right direction on how best to accomplish things. |
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I did a lot with the d20 dataset for my Arcana Evolved project, but there are some restrictions in the core rules that I have to change but its not possible. So I waanted to do it with the authoring kit, but i don't know, where to start..... And this is my greatest problem. I could not really imagine, what HL can do, to solve my problems. I know how to do it with delphi or qt, but not in HL. An open d20 datafile would be useful.... (I already voted for that). Last edited by tkarn; December 2nd, 2010 at 10:07 PM. |
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Ah... yeah, that would be problematic. I can't help you extensively because Hero Lab isn't my product - Colen and Rob have the majority share there I think, although Matthias is the Pathfinder guy, so he might have some insight as well. Honestly, I was kind of hoping one of them would chime in here.
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