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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mercule" data-source="post: 3632256" data-attributes="member: 5100">In your PCC file, make sure you have something like the following:GAMEMODE:CMP_D20_Fantasy_v35eThat will make it automatically available for that mode.  You'll find the name of the mode either in currently functioning PCC files or by digging into the ~/system/gameModes/<modeName>/miscinfo.lst file and looking for something like this:ALLOWEDMODES:CMP_D20_Fantasy_v35eAs you can tell, I use the CMP baselines.  Unfortunately, I've deleted the default modes, so I can't tell you what those are.As a side note, I strongly advise you to use a similar structure for your files to whatever baseline you're using does.  I think cmp and the default PCGen are pretty similar.  I use:~/data/rules_system_v35e/<setting name>/<book name>/xxx.lstFor example, my Tome of Battle looks like this:~/data/rules_system_v35e/generic/tome_of_battle/tob_d20_fantasy_v35e.pcc~/data/rules_system_v35e/generic/tome_of_battle/tob_d20_fantasy_v35e_class_base.lst~/data/rules_system_v35e/generic/tome_of_battle/tob_d20_fantasy_v35e_feat.lst~/data/rules_system_v35e/generic/tome_of_battle/tob_d20_fantasy_v35e_skill.lst~/data/rules_system_v35e/generic/tome_of_battle/tob_d20_fantasy_v35e_spell.lstetc.It's a small thing, but I run a heavily modified ruleset and have found that it is significantly easier to organize standard things in a standard way and then mod the snot out of stuff in a campaign specific mode.  Since I also run a by-the-book Eberron game besides my homebrew, it keeps me from having to enter the same information multiple times and makes it easier to upgrade, organize, and keep track of what I've actually entered.</blockquote>

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