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CODE: D&D-style Character Info Sheet


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someone on rpanons wanted a d&d character sheet code, and i wanted to exercise my meager coding skills so! this happened. there's two versions, one with an image and one without.
in the codes everything you have to input yourself is formatted !! LIKE THIS!! so you can find it easily. if you want to change the sans-serif font, just search for 'Playfair Display'. and if you don't want to use the spells section, you can delete it entirely without messing things up!
ALSO I JUST REALIZED that in the screenshots my emoji chrome extension messes up the checked boxes. they won't look like that if you don't have an extension!!
in the codes everything you have to input yourself is formatted !! LIKE THIS!! so you can find it easily. if you want to change the sans-serif font, just search for 'Playfair Display'. and if you don't want to use the spells section, you can delete it entirely without messing things up!
ALSO I JUST REALIZED that in the screenshots my emoji chrome extension messes up the checked boxes. they won't look like that if you don't have an extension!!
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without image
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aaah that looks amazing, i love what you've done with it!!! i especially like the character relations bit, that is an a+ idea.
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Adding it here for anyone else wandering past who thinks it's cool. Plop it in after your spell table but before that final capping... line... thing, and don't put more then 3 on one horizontal row or it gets Weird.
Additionally, I added some other stuff inspired by tablestop below - but the primary tweak was adding another row to the hit point/armor class section, to track speed (since halflings, gnomes, and wood elves use something other then 30) and Something Else - usually darkvision range, but it could work for flight/swim speed too, or just plain ol' Inspiration.
All of this was tested on the "with image" code. I'm not sure if it works as well on the other.
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On the code WITHOUT the picture there's a thing that makes the vitality section go a bit shorter than the other section.
The fix is to add a /div tag before the vitality section, then to erase the /div after the "end column one" section and it ends up lining up nice like so!
also THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS CODE IT IS AWESOME!
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ALSO IM VERY LAD YOU LIKE THE CODE
omfg y do i type anything on my phone
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i'mma use this code for all my d&d peeps now! thanks again!
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it doesn't quite match the rest of the code lookswise because I didn't try to match the font choice you had done, but I thought I'd share it here just in case anyone else wanted to make use of it.