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I understand where you’re coming from. But linux has come a very long way over the last decade or so. Matt

I'm one of the people for whom the lack of an acceptable GUI would be a Norwegian Blue Parrot deal-killer. (Running Windows. I'm also an old-time unix-hater, due to having imprinted on VMS DCL, back

Sorry, command line.

I would be good with text base.? Using in linux.? I am sure we can develop a gui

Nevermind. Yes, more code would have been helpful. The error was in some previous code. Thank you for the help and the mental nudge.

Well, there is a lot of code, so I was trying to reduce the clutter. Everything else worked without those lines, so I figured the problem was there. But here is the output line: _<b>Weight:</b>

As a minor point, the first line should be _|pWeightS={Calc~(%DieHolder%-32)}| {if~%pWeightS% < 1 ? |pWeightS = 1|} because you should have a minimum value of 1 on the [WeightMultA=%pWeightS%] lookup,

Well, it's weird that it would work on one and not the other, but here is that group. :WeightMultA 1-8,2.0 9-16,2.2 17-24,2.4 25-32,2.7 33-40,2.9 41-48,3.2 49-54,3.4

What does the group [WeightMultiA] look like? You might be getting an error due to that group returning a non-number to pWeightF, and then when you try to use pWeightF in a Calc~ it throws the error.

Ok. Here is the code: _|pWeightS={Calc~(%DieHolder%-32)}| {if~%pWeightS% < 0 ? |pWeightS = 0|} _|pWeightF={Calc~(%DieHolder%+32)}| {if~%pWeightF% > 54 ? |pWeightF = 54|}

I do have a table I created some time ago. It's not everything from Heroes of Legend, but it's a helpful jumping off point. Uploaded it to the Misc Tables section.

I'd also be interested in a Linux solution, as 5.2 won't work with Crossover. 5.1 does, but 5.2 doesn't... Matt wrote:

In order to avoid the chicken/egg situation, let's hash out what a minimally acceptable gui solution would look like. I'm limited to linux these days, but I'm definitely willing to pitch in.

The help file says that TableSmith is case sensitive when it comes to variable names and group names & calls. But it apparently isn't case sensitive when it comes to function names. E.g. Calc, calc,

I also thought the "if" needed to be capitalized, e.g. _{If~%pRaceNum% ... instead of _{if~%pRaceNum% ...

Well, I feel stupid. Thanks!

You need to use * instead of x for multiplication. _{if~%pRaceNum% = 3 ? |DieHolder={Dice~1d10}||pAge={Calc~(120+ (10*15))}|} Erol K. Bayburt ErolB1@...

So I am trying to create an if statement with a calc inside. It keeps kicking an error. ***ERROR on line 12 of table 'Age of Ambition Background' - : 'Input string was not in a correct format.'. ***

You're not wrong, but lacking a GUI would be a non-starter for lots of people. Though if other people got ambitious enough to create a graphical front-end on the various platforms that used the CLI

Late to the party A cross platform commandline version would be great as far as I'm concerned. It may look scary to non-technical people but in the end it could be made to generate html, which can be