SRD Now in PDF format!!

Voadam · May 8, 2003

So did you keep the red slaad references in the summon spells?

Krug · May 9, 2003

#6 on RPGNow.com charts this month. Shows there IS demand for the product. Good job Anna!

annadobritt · May 9, 2003

Voadam said:
So did you keep the red slaad references in the summon spells?

Yes I did. I emailed Andrew Smith about it and he said to keep it as is.

Scorpio · May 9, 2003

Thanks!

Your hard work and dedication is greatly appreciated,Anna, and admired as well! This is another invaluable resource that those in the Industry will find indispensable.
Thank You!

annadobritt · May 9, 2003

Thank you for the kind words, everyone! It is really appreciated.

Just a quick note, I will be fixing up the pdf a bit this weekend, so the update will be available probably on Tuesday. (All depends on the weather. If it's thundering and lightening out, no working at the computer.)

annadobritt · May 11, 2003

Demo Now Available

SRD pdf Demo now available!

Here's the link: .SRD pdf Demo .

The bookmarks in this pdf are like those in the one available for purchase at RPG Now for $7.00.

The revised version, with bookmarks for every skill and feat will be available soon. It's been uploaded to RPGNow and just needs to be added to the que. Also consolidated the bookmarks a bit, so it's easier to use.

doctorjeff98 · May 13, 2003

Seems I'm a little behind the times on this one. I've been busily working on converting the SRD to html and adding software generators for each of the tables. I've finished the SRDtreasure.rtf and the specialeffects.rtf. It is a lot of work! Doesn anyone think there's a need for a .pdf version and an automated version?

annadobritt · May 13, 2003

It is a lot of work, the hardest was doing the tables.

If your version is for a website, I see no problem. The pdf I did is for using offline.

You've got some pretty cool stuff on your website, Jeff. I have to be careful or I'd spend the entire day there trying everything out.

doctorjeff98 · May 13, 2003

Maybe instead of reformating the whole thing (since a nicely formatted version is already available), I should focus on plugging the info into the random generators...I do love the unpredictability of a touch of randomness.