Spell description showing twice

[ShadowChemosh]

Originally Posted by flawlesscowboy

Yes, that's exactly what I did which obviously means this is how it was intended. I wasn't sure how to note that I wanted to prepare (spell) (number of times) except to add it more than once. Did I miss an annotation or something I could manipulate in the program itself?

Nope this is how currently d20 works. NOT Hero Lab but d20 works this way.

Originally Posted by flawlesscowboy

It's also entirely possible that I'm not doing this in the "intended" way either since I've only been playing for a little over a year and before this my character sheets would get... Messy. If there's a different method most people would use to denote have multiple copies of the same spell prepared I don't know about it!

Nothing wrong with what your doing other than expecting paper to "look" totally different than the windows UI. If you added the spell twice in the HL software and you see it "twice" in the software why would you want the paper to look different?

I guess my statement makes more sense when you realize most people use HL software at the game table and don't use "paper" anymore. In addition for the 'most' part its meant that what you see in the software is the same as what gets printed.

The d20 game system is very out of date making use of new features of the HL software.

[flawlesscowboy]

Originally Posted by ShadowChemosh

Nothing wrong with what your doing other than expecting paper to "look" totally different than the windows UI. If you added the spell twice in the HL software and you see it "twice" in the software why would you want the paper to look different?

I get what you're saying, I wasn't taking into account that the output would be quite that literal but I understand why it is. It makes sense to me now.

As for looking different than the UI, for the character sheets themselves I get why you want to make sure nothing is unduly edited. My confusion was because I would have thought most people used the full spell description page in place of something like the SPC source book; basically use the spell description page as their reference guide. In that sense duplicate output wouldn't be useful unless the description would change between ranks or number of targets. Of course, as it turns out this isn't the case and my misunderstanding of the intended use for that output was confusing me!

Originally Posted by ShadowChemosh

I guess my statement makes more sense when you realize most people use HL software at the game table and don't use "paper" anymore. In addition for the 'most' part its meant that what you see in the software is the same as what gets printed.

The d20 game system is very out of date making use of new features of the HL software.

Haha, yeah, it's old. I think we'll eventually move to pathfinder as a group, but for this game we simply had too many old source materials to justify buying anything new until we were certain we'd have the ability to meet regularly!

I would absolutely prefer to not use paper for a variety of reasons, but currently computers are banned at the table for some good reasons, haha.

Thanks for your help, everyone!