SagaciousAscendingHero
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Does anyone have them? I could really use them for my games. Solar and/or Dragonblooded would be appreciated.
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Nope, just the First edition ones I've linked above here.YogoIshida said:I thought they were available in the White Wolf Exalted Down load section.
Yes, this is pretty much the idea.dmoonfire said:On the other hand, letting someone select a bunch of charms, then generate a single PDF of all the charms would be cool.
This is probably an artifact of the to_xml conversion routine I use - it doesn't perform any sorting, so if you just process the records in order, this is what you'd expect to get.Vanman said:Sometimes it looks like they're arranged alphabetically by ability, but then that's kind of thrown out the window and an out of place charm is listed.
If you look at the XSL, what he's doing is using the "rules" block of the Charms if one exists, and falling back on the "description" if none is available. Â So basically you get the crunch if it exists, and you get the first sequential block of text if someone for some reason omitted it.Vanman said:And I'm assuming those charms that have no flavor text are because there's none on the XML. I'm not sure if the pdf is just a formatting of the XML file that's on Lore5 or if you've done anything more with it.
What you have here should work fine. Â I disagree with some of your decisions (for example, Alchemical Charms will PROBABLY have additional fields, but making a premature generalization for this case before we even HAVE solid 2E data seems troublesome to me), but I'm glad of the work - my XSLFO-fu is weak. Â I'll roll some of this into the build when I have time and credit you, if you're okay with that.dmoonfire said:I didn't do any additional processing on it, because I'm lazy and I was trying to set up a tool chain that could potentially be included in lore5 (among other things) as an output.
True, we have no clue what Alchemicals 2E will have, or even if they have them. However, I want my Alchemicals now, so I'm putzing with a potential replacement until WW comes up with the real answer. That, and even if they do, its going to be a few years before we see the Alchemical Goodness.memesis said:What you have here should work fine. Â I disagree with some of your decisions (for example, Alchemical Charms will PROBABLY have additional fields, but making a premature generalization for this case before we even HAVE solid 2E data seems troublesome to me), but I'm glad of the work - my XSLFO-fu is weak. Â I'll roll some of this into the build when I have time and credit you, if you're okay with that.dmoonfire said:I didn't do any additional processing on it, because I'm lazy and I was trying to set up a tool chain that could potentially be included in lore5 (among other things) as an output.
Glad you like it. Charm data in a MySQL table is very easy to export to any XML format, so I think it would be a good place to start. I could easily add an XML export option.dmoonfire said:That's pretty sweet there. I'll probably recommend it to my group too.
Now, if we could just get a nice consistent way of storing charms so everyone was happy and we could all steal it for our own programs.
Could you add something to the style sheet, please? For the header styles, after "Pterra", could you add "Missive" to the font list? It's the actual font used in the books.HertzaHaeon said:I've made a web application that lets you select Charms and print them on cards.
Done. If I release the source, people can of course tweak everything as they like.wordman said:Could you add something to the style sheet, please? For the header styles, after "Pterra", could you add "Missive" to the font list? It's the actual font used in the books.HertzaHaeon said:I've made a web application that lets you select Charms and print them on cards.