More Fun with Random Tables

[jkthomsen9]

As purely labor and not the brains of this thread.....whats github?

[mirtos]

It's a online repository for code. When we are talking abut git, svn, etc, they are different source code control systems. Each requires a little learning curve, but I think git is the best and easiest to learn. Besides, github has nicer ability to look at the code, even if you don't download git. It has nice changelog features as well.

[ShadowChemosh]

Originally Posted by mirtos

It's a online repository for code. When we are talking abut git, svn, etc, they are different source code control systems. Each requires a little learning curve, but I think git is the best and easiest to learn. Besides, github has nicer ability to look at the code, even if you don't download git. It has nice changelog features as well.

I recently moved a bunch of the Pathfinder HL Community projects to GitHub and so far very happy with it. Making my life much easier!

[mirtos]

I keep a lot of my private and public work on github. I couldn't be more happy with it. Cool to know that you're storing stuff in there, shadow.

[Farnaby]

Just want to say thank you very much for this code.
I used to code a long, long time ago, so I could understand
most of what you were doing here and successfully made
my own random encounter tables for Rise of the Runelords.

This has been invigorating looking at code again.

Again, thanks.

[killraven]

I just bought RM last night and this looks like a great idea.
Are you just putting this into a web page or is there a way to add custom code into RW?
Still making my way through the tutorials and reading all the boards, so if this is already covered, just let me know and I'll check out that thread/video.

Nevermind, I got this figured out. The tutorials/manuals had all the information once I was able to make my way through them all