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This program allows you do receive a free license game pack with its purchase. It's really not that hard, so if you really care enough that you're on here demanding stuff you weren't ever promised maybe you should try actually making a difference.ĮDIT: I just want to clarify that I am also an FG user and not in any way related to FG officially.OK that's out of the way but it and pcgen are going to be your best options.

#Pcgen add custom feat code#

Obviously it's nice when you can just pay someone else to do work for you (and I'm sure you could if you hired lua programmers), but there just isn't enough demand from PF1e users for FG to allocate their very limited resources to that task.ģ months ago I hadn't touched code a brief attempt during summer camp back in middle school and now I'm making big changes to add functionality that I wanted. That's why people like myself, Kelrugem, etc are making our own extensions to add the stuff we wish existed. While this type of automation is starting to be added to the more popular rulesets like 5e and PF2e, there's no business case for paying developers to dive that deeply into PF1e. I think if you look at every VTT that exists with PF1e compatibility not a single one will do what you are describing. The entire character sheet is 'character customization', what it boils down to is that Fantasy Grounds simply refuses to do it.While it is true that anything they don't do is because they chose not to, it's all a matter of resource-allocation. focussed at sheet automation, both of which need a lot of work

#Pcgen add custom feat Pc#

Maybe the results of the 5e character wizard carry over to the other rulesets at some pointĮDIT: FG especially focusses at combat automation while PC Gen etc. The only real good reason to automate such things would be for accessibility of new players or for players having problems with these things In that regard it would surely be useful, but someone would need to do this, and as Moon Wizard wrote, the resources are not given at the moment. EDIT: Ah, now I see your most recent answer, I probably misunderstood you )

#Pcgen add custom feat how to#

I also play Savage Worlds, and you are able to modify attack / damage bonuses for individual weapons in that ruleset.As already mentioned, you can completely modifiy everything in the sheet (EDIT: Like you would do at a table)Īlso, Pf1/3.5e have so many feats and stuff from books that this would be a tremendous amount of work to automate all feats (for that it may be easier to provide a UI allowing to add 'codes' to feats etc in FG itself but that takes time of course, too), while still allowing homebrew etc.īut, as Asgurgolas mentioned, it is not really difficult to adjust the number once added to the sheet (you do not even need to make a copy of that weapon what do you mean with this? It sounds a bit that you may not have seen yet how to edit the weapon stuff. OR simply allowing us to modify the attack / damage bonus for the weapon on the actions tab.

#Pcgen add custom feat update#

Please update the ruleset to accomodate the Weapon Focus and Weapon Specialization bonus. This is also true of the damage bonus from Weapon Specialization. Fine, I can do that, but why? I paid for a premium product, I would expect commonly used core features like Weapon Focus to be fully implemented. I have also read that the workaround is to just create weapons with a bonus.

I also play Savage Worlds, and you are able to modify attack / damage bonuses for individual weapons in that ruleset. Why? It's a part of the core game that could be implemented exactly as it is in PC Gen, OR simply allowing us to modify the attack / damage bonus for the weapon on the actions tab. I have read that the reason for this is that 'this feature is not in the ruleset'. Also when the attack is rolled, the bonus does not show up in the chat window either. Note that the +1 attack bonus from Weapon Focus is not applied. Add the Weapon Focus feat (note that there is no way to specify the wepon other than typing it next to the feat)ĥ.