Ruleset Wizard - The new Ruleset development environment

[psicodelix]

I'm afraid that's beyond the scope of the wizard, at least in the current state, since it involves campaign data.

[Lensman]

This is not something that can be done by extension/ruleset.

Thanks for the reply psicodelix & damned! While that is a bit disappointing, I understand. Hopefully, this will be something added to Fantasy Grounds in the not too distant future.

[jharp]

Feature request:

• Ability to double-click a line in the code explorer (or maybe ctrl-double-click) and have the file with that line open and highlight as appropriate. So for lua it is that line. For a gui element it would be that element.
• For lua files the ability to name the registration name instead of it being forced to be the name of the file. It could default to the name of the file.
• Ability to turn off inclusion of RulesetWizardDiceRoller.lua in the build.

As always thanks for such a great tool.

Jason

[psicodelix]

Feature request:

• Ability to double-click a line in the code explorer (or maybe ctrl-double-click) and have the file with that line open and highlight as appropriate. So for lua it is that line. For a gui element it would be that element.
• For lua files the ability to name the registration name instead of it being forced to be the name of the file. It could default to the name of the file.
• Ability to turn off inclusion of RulesetWizardDiceRoller.lua in the build.

As always thanks for such a great tool.

Jason

Requests s 1 and 3 are ok, added to the wish list.

Regarding the second, for me one of the most annoying things about the CoreRPG design is that the names of the files do not correspond to the names of the classes they contain, or to the name of the registered script. In my opinion it is something that only serves to cause confusion to beginner developers. As an example, what is the reason that the CombatManager script is in the manager_combat.lua file?


why do you want to have different names?

[jharp]

I've started to support some legacy code and it would be nice to be able to retain the structure as defined by the original developer rather than rename the files. For me I tend to want to name them the same but having a choice when needed would be nice.

Jason

[psicodelix]

I've started to support some legacy code and it would be nice to be able to retain the structure as defined by the original developer rather than rename the files. For me I tend to want to name them the same but having a choice when needed would be nice.

Jason

ok, I will think about it and see what I can do.

[psicodelix]

There is a new update! And version 0.7.7 is reached:

https://www.rulesetwizard.com/0-7-7-update/

[damned]

Some nice features man!

[swest]

Greetings,

On your website, on the 'disclaimer' page for the pre-release, under the free version limitations section, it states:

You don’t receive automatic updates on new releases.

This implies that the paid-for version of Ruleset Wizard has automatic updates...

However, I just looked at the version number of my current Ruleset Wizard, and it is still back at 0.7.5.

So... how do we update Ruleset Wizard?

On a different topic, I am wondering if there might be a tutorial forthcoming on using the Radio List control? I haven't found one in your current collection of videos.

Having said that, I will also mention that I only just now noticed damned's extensive collection of tutorial videos. I definitely need to browse through those, as well.

Anyway, I'm only just getting started with this. While it is a daunting task (learning how to adapt a ruleset), I am making progress, and this tool is really helping.

Thanks!!

- s.west

[shadoe42]

Open up the Ruleset Wizard, You will see the button that is the Double arrow circle with have a red exclamation point... click that.

Greetings,

On your website, on the 'disclaimer' page for the pre-release, under the free version limitations section, it states:


This implies that the paid-for version of Ruleset Wizard has automatic updates...

However, I just looked at the version number of my current Ruleset Wizard, and it is still back at 0.7.5.

So... how do we update Ruleset Wizard?

On a different topic, I am wondering if there might be a tutorial forthcoming on using the Radio List control? I haven't found one in your current collection of videos.

Having said that, I will also mention that I only just now noticed damned's extensive collection of tutorial videos. I definitely need to browse through those, as well.

Anyway, I'm only just getting started with this. While it is a daunting task (learning how to adapt a ruleset), I am making progress, and this tool is really helping.

Thanks!!

- s.west