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<blockquote data-quote="Gez" data-source="post: 2237632" data-attributes="member: 1328">Does it exists?I'm looking for something that would create easily browsable and easily editable with outside tools (HTML or, even better, XML, files) with a number of templates (at least class, feat, spell, and creature). The code must be open so as to allow fundamental modifications.For example, let say I want to enter a new creature:&nbsp; I have a drop-down box to choose the creature's type, another for its size, I enter its amount of HD in a box, etc. It automatically enters the standard modifiers for size, ability scores, synergy, feats, and so on to the various scores, so that I don't have, for example, to enter the creature's initiative score.Same thing for spells and feats.In fact, it would be a wiki with forms and a good bit of coding for autocalculations.I've thought about coding it myself, but I'm not sure I could pull it, so I'd like to know if something like that already exist -- or, if an existing wiki software could easily be modified to do something like that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gez, post: 2237632, member: 1328"] Does it exists? I'm looking for something that would create easily browsable and easily editable with outside tools (HTML or, even better, XML, files) with a number of templates (at least class, feat, spell, and creature). The code must be open so as to allow fundamental modifications. For example, let say I want to enter a new creature: I have a drop-down box to choose the creature's type, another for its size, I enter its amount of HD in a box, etc. It automatically enters the standard modifiers for size, ability scores, synergy, feats, and so on to the various scores, so that I don't have, for example, to enter the creature's initiative score. Same thing for spells and feats. In fact, it would be a wiki with forms and a good bit of coding for autocalculations. I've thought about coding it myself, but I'm not sure I could pull it, so I'd like to know if something like that already exist -- or, if an existing wiki software could easily be modified to do something like that. [/QUOTE]

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