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True: I was talking about the platforms supported by version 1 of iCharacter Sheet. We've looked at Android, but are hesitant to leap. I understand that the main coding language is Java, whereas iCharacter Sheet is written in C/C++. Managing multiple platforms where you can reuse the base code...

Digital Adventures' iCharacter Sheet series just got a whole lot better: every platform (Windows, Mac and iPad) and every game system (d20/Pathfinder, 4e and Castles & Crusades) now has rolling dice! That's nine products with die-rolling goodness, all at $3.99*. For a demo of how this works on...

iCharacter Sheet 4e - Mac Versions Just to say that the Mac version is now available from the Mac App Store: - Mac Free Version - Mac Full Version These are native Mac apps. Have fun, Stuart

Hehe, it seems the guys in Cupertino are intent on thwarting us... There is an unconfirmed issue which means we have to choose between two incompatible options: Include the accessory bar above the virtual keyboard, allowing folks to tab between fields and providing arrows keys for editing...

I can confirm the keyboard/whitespace issue and will include the fix in the next app update. Stuart

I don't have a bluetooth keyboard with which to try this, but thanks for the heads-up, I'll see what I can do to fix the problem. As regards arrow keys/other non-qwerty keys, there seems to be some undocumented iOS features that allow them to work with standard iPad interface controls. This...

Hey, if you want to see if you like it, try the free version... :D

Better still, you can try it out for free here! Stuart

I think there will also be a free version, which will have save/email options disabled, so you can see whether it works for you before making a decision. As regards timing, we are slogging through the App Store submission process as we speak, and are to some extent in the hands of the guys from...

Just to confirm that the iPad version will allow the screen to be rotated 180 degrees, so that it works fine upside down. It doesn't support landscape mode, however. Stuart

The underlying character data is stored in xml format, and we use XSLT to convert it to HTML. Additional XSLT conversons could be used to export in a different format. The character data is not directly compatible with WotC's Character Builder (that format it too verbose). falcarrion: I'll...