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On the good side if the Copy Realms get all messed up you just delete them and you still have your original realm unharmed. This is what I have been doing. But right now I started with "hard" rules like monsters/spells as they don't change much at all. I am doing this to get use to how RW reacts to all the import/export stuff. Then I figured I would work on a master Campaign Realm that has to deal with more "changes". Hero Lab Resources: Pathfinder - d20pfsrd and Pathfinder Pack Setup 3.5 D&D (d20) - Community Server Setup 5E D&D - Community Server Setup Hero Lab Help - Hero Lab FAQ, Editor Tutorials and Videos, Editor & Scripting Resources. Created by the community for the community - Realm Works kickstarter backer (Alpha Wolf) and Beta tester.- d20 HL package volunteer editor. |
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A copy of the realm does indeed reset all of the id's used internally to brand new id's. HOWEVER, if the original realm had imported content, the imported content as another id to identify where it came from and THOSE id's will be preserved in the copy. So what does this mean? You start with Realm1. You have an original topic called Topic1. You import Topic2 from an export file. You copy Realm1 to Realm2. Realm2 now has Topic1 which is not at all the same as Topic1 from Realm1 and also Topic2 which has the same import marker as Topic2 from Realm1. So if you get an update to Topic2 from where ever it came from and import into Realm2, it will update Topic2 in the realm. And if you import into Realm1, you'll have the same update. If you export Topic1 from Realm1 and then import to Realm2, you would end up with a duplicate Topic1 in Realm2. If you instead exported Topic1 from Realm2 and imported into Realm1, again, you would end up with a duplicate Topic1 in Realm1. So it all depends on what you do as to what will happen. |
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In that case, if we have topicA from Realm1 and topicB from Realm2 which we want to consolidate, should we export them from Realm1 and Realm2, import into Realm3, do changes or possibly merge topicA & topicB, create a new export from Realm3 and import back into Realm1 and Realm2. If topicB was deleted to keep only topicA, would that update topicA in Realm1 and add a new topicA in Realm2? |
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@davidp. Thanks for the information.
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You know, you can also move Snippets from one topic to another, and combine/ split them manually. So you could export and import without using a 3rd realm, and edit the one(s) in the first realm to contain content exported from the second.. then delete the duplicate Topic and have only the consolidated one left.
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