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<blockquote data-quote="soulcatcher" data-source="post: 1745642" data-attributes="member: 5940">PCGen is slow whenyou deal with the cahracter side of things.&nbsp; GMGen's code is actually pretty small and lightweight, and really, unless you are using a pcg on the gmgen side (which some of the plugins handle) it's generally pretty fast.&nbsp; GMGen is intended to provide a plugin architecture for all GM needs - both in game as well as campaign planning.Alos, I'm trying to make gmgen prettier then pcgen ;-)ok, GMGen's note system currently stores all the files as html.&nbsp; Every branch on the tree represents a directory on the file system - and the note for that branch will be an html file.&nbsp; I could in the future add rtf editing, as the panes in java can switch between html and rtf - but in this case I chose html, because it was a good enough format for the editor, and it can be converted via other programs to well..... anything.Styles I'll look into, I do have at least some support for them.&nbsp; Two panes can't be viewed at the same time, but switchign is a snap - and if you are switchign back and forth between two, it caches them, so it becomes faster over time.Devon Jones</blockquote>

[QUOTE="soulcatcher, post: 1745642, member: 5940"] PCGen is slow whenyou deal with the cahracter side of things. GMGen's code is actually pretty small and lightweight, and really, unless you are using a pcg on the gmgen side (which some of the plugins handle) it's generally pretty fast. GMGen is intended to provide a plugin architecture for all GM needs - both in game as well as campaign planning. Alos, I'm trying to make gmgen prettier then pcgen ;-) ok, GMGen's note system currently stores all the files as html. Every branch on the tree represents a directory on the file system - and the note for that branch will be an html file. I could in the future add rtf editing, as the panes in java can switch between html and rtf - but in this case I chose html, because it was a good enough format for the editor, and it can be converted via other programs to well..... anything. Styles I'll look into, I do have at least some support for them. Two panes can't be viewed at the same time, but switchign is a snap - and if you are switchign back and forth between two, it caches them, so it becomes faster over time. Devon Jones [/QUOTE]

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