SRD rules in TiddlyWiki Format?

[dpmcalister]

I'll have to look into this WOS thing, because this is starting to look like an extremely viable way to homebrew the living crap out of D&D, just like I've always wanted.

If you're not bothered about having your stuff on a USB key (you use a laptop for example) then I'd recommend Xampp instead of WOS (having used both)

 

[dpmcalister]

You can export the pages and import them into your own MediaWiki.

Is there an easy way to export all the pages at once?

 

[Merkuri]

Is there an easy way to export all the pages at once?

No. The easiest way I found was to copy all the pages from the AllPages list into a Word document and use the Search & Replace feature to replace "^t" (tab) with "^p" (new line). When you paste the files, use the "special paste" option and paste it as unformatted unicode text (something like that) to drop all of the formatting and linkage and just keep the page names.

Remember that pages in different namespaces (like templates and categories) need to have their namespace appended to them, even though they're not shown that way on the AllPages list. I used a similar trick to put all pages in one namespace (all categories, for example) into a Word document by themselves, did the replace thing I mentioned above, then did another run through to replace "^p" with "^pNamespace:" (for categories that would be "^pCategory:"). Then I copied that list into my master list of all pages.

 

[jjsheets]

New update to my tiddly wiki srd. I also put the srd up on Googlepages so people can see the most recent version without having to deal with the version control system.

Project Page
Online SRD

 

[jjsheets]

New update to my tiddly wiki srd. I also put the srd up on Googlepages so people can see the most recent version without having to deal with the version control system.

Project Page
Online SRD

Another update is up, this time converting all SRD tables from TiddlyWiki style to HTML code, making loading the big ones much much faster. The Wizard Tiddler was taking up to 15 seconds to render.

 

[jjsheets]

Another update is up, this time converting all SRD tables from TiddlyWiki style to HTML code, making loading the big ones much much faster. The Wizard Tiddler was taking up to 15 seconds to render.

New version containing much of the Combat rules. I'd still love to have additional people working on this with me.

Project Page
Online SRD