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[Siltoneous]

Rolemaster Office is something I stumbled across a bit ago. It's a Java app that runs and generates a character, complete with PDF export.
http://rmoffice.sourceforge.net/
Examples of the same randomly generated NPC; 2 different 6 page character sheets, and a NPC sheet: https://bit.ly/2QU0Bo2

It's being updated too as the gentleman who is behind it has a changelog entry as of Jan, 2020. Lastly, in the readme, you can modify/tweak it a considerable bit (specifically mentioned are races, cultures, skiils and skill categories).  He suggests using OpenOffice .ods sheets to do it and gives instructions. Character saves look to be standard XML aslo.

One last tip; if you don't want to run Java as a fully installed system application, install the Portable Apps version of Java. Works very well, and doesn't clutter the system up. Just tweak the included '.bat' file to reference your portable Java 'javaw.exe' location.

[Siltoneous]

If someone wants to work on Fantasy Grounds support for RMU, I will help however I can, and will be happy to bug Nicholas to get it approved. I can't think of any reason it would be a problem. I also have no idea how much work it would require to implement.

Good to know, and thank you.
As far as getting RMu into FG, I understand it's a lot of tedious text and table conversion work.  It involves putting the documented ruleset's text and tables into the FG format. Once there, this allows FG to automate actions seamlessly.  For example like how the GUI would receive from the ruleset the proper interpretation of a Warhammer attack roll (137) against an opponent with stunned but able to parry condition, who is wearing AT-8 armor but AT-2 on the head and feet.

[sunwolf]

If I get around to figuring out how FG Unity works I might take a stab at a RMU character sheet.  I bought FG unity during the KS

[Hurin]

I have no knowledge of programming, but would be willing to help in any way I can.

I have started with Roll20 and will try to familiarize myself with FG this week.

[Zhaleskra]

A couple months ago, I watched a tutorial video about using Fantasy Grounds's "Core RPG" to build a functional, if clunky, method of doing ANY RPG. I also learned that the rulesets are somehow added to "Core RPG", and I need to figure that part out. There is an online FG "University", which I will join at some point as I'd like to play HARP and other RPGs online.

Roll20 is a nice site, but a dedicated service would be better.

[ImaginosMusic]

There is a HARP sheet in the Roll20 Github repository. It requires a pro level subscription to use currently. I am not sure why they haven't put it into the sheet drop down. Maybe if people start using it they will.

[pantsorama]

I have finished the skills on the RMU Roll20 Character sheet.  On to do the Combat Page next. 

My plan is to check it into GitHub tonight.  Once I do so, I will put a link here.  That was y'all can test and add to it if needs be.  Just let me know if you make major changes.

[Hurin]

Nice! I am really looking forward to checking it out.

[RandalThor]

There is a HARP sheet in the Roll20 Github repository. It requires a pro level subscription to use currently. I am not sure why they haven't put it into the sheet drop down. Maybe if people start using it they will.

Do you know how that works? Are they APIs that we have to load into a game? Will that "create" the character sheet?

[ImaginosMusic]

There is a HARP sheet in the Roll20 Github repository. It requires a pro level subscription to use currently. I am not sure why they haven't put it into the sheet drop down. Maybe if people start using it they will.

Do you know how that works? Are they APIs that we have to load into a game? Will that "create" the character sheet?

They are HTML and CSS pages that are added to the 'Custom' selection on the game settings tab. Again, only pro level subscribers can select the 'Custom' option from the drop down in the game settings.
To use the files go to the git hub repository at https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets/tree/master/HARP . Open the HARP.html file and copy paste it into the html tab on the 'Custom' section of the game settings. Do the same with the HARP.css pasting the content into the css tab.

[RandalThor]

They are HTML and CSS pages that are added to the 'Custom' selection on the game settings tab. Again, only pro level subscribers can select the 'Custom' option from the drop down in the game settings.
To use the files go to the git hub repository at https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets/tree/master/HARP . Open the HARP.html file and copy paste it into the html tab on the 'Custom' section of the game settings. Do the same with the HARP.css pasting the content into the css tab.

Thanks. I got the Pro subscription so all good there. I'm just not "pro" at all this 'puter stuff. 

OK, so you mean in the "Character Sheet Template" tab. Got it. Here goes. Eerr... question: Do I copy the entire thing, from the blank space on line 1 and <div> on line 2 all the way to </script> on line 6814?

[ImaginosMusic]

OK, so you mean in the "Character Sheet Template" tab. Got it. Here goes. Eerr... question: Do I copy the entire thing, from the blank space on line 1 and <div> on line 2 all the way to </script> on line 6814?

Yes. That is correct. That code is pasted into the 'HTML Layout' tab.
Do the same for the HARP CSS. Just paste it into the CSS Styling tab.

If you have problems let me know. I can put together a document to outline the process.
If it works out. Let me know of any issues you find.

[RandalThor]

Got it. Very cool.

[ImaginosMusic]

Got it. Very cool.

Great! Let me know how it goes. I would be willing to play as well. Just sayin'.

[Zhaleskra]

I do remember working on a HARP sheet on Roll20 when I had a higher level subscription. The programming needed to make it do what I wanted it to do really confused me.

[ImaginosMusic]

I do remember working on a HARP sheet on Roll20 when I had a higher level subscription. The programming needed to make it do what I wanted it to do really confused me.

This sheet does calculations for Stat bonuses, skills, db, etc. Limited to the math for the character only. The skills get set up by using drop-down menus to select the resolution type. If someone other than me were to place a request for a HARP sheet on the Roll20 sheet request thread, ( https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/7781132/sheet-request-thread-consolidated-mk-ii ) they may post it to the dropdown so you don't need a pro level subscription to use it.

[netbat]

Anyone aware of a RMSS framework for MapTools?

[pantsorama]

OK Raising the white flag here.  While I have done this once before, I can not remember how to publish a new branch with the RMU character files in it up to the GitHub repository.  Can anyone walk me through this?  If so send me a PM.  Thanks

[ImaginosMusic]

OK Raising the white flag here.  While I have done this once before, I can not remember how to publish a new branch with the RMU character files in it up to the GitHub repository.  Can anyone walk me through this?  If so send me a PM.  Thanks

There is an article in the Roll20 wiki that outlines the whole process. The portion of the article you would need is titled 'Create a Pull Request'. You can find the article here - https://wiki.roll20.net/Beginner%27s_Guide_to_GitHub

[pantsorama]

OK Raising the white flag here.  While I have done this once before, I can not remember how to publish a new branch with the RMU character files in it up to the GitHub repository.  Can anyone walk me through this?  If so send me a PM.  Thanks

There is an article in the Roll20 wiki that outlines the whole process. The portion of the article you would need is titled 'Create a Pull Request'. You can find the article here - https://wiki.roll20.net/Beginner%27s_Guide_to_GitHub

Thank you!