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DId that the first time. It didn't. However, for what ever reason, after freezing twice when editing? the table, and getting back in, it seems to have stopped. It seems to be behaving at the

Go to the executable and right click on it, select Troubleshoot Compatibility, and follow the onscreen prompts. One of those setting should resolve the issue.

Except now it seems if I want to reload after editing the table I have to close the program and open it again. The change I made saved, but would not reload. It will reload after the

I reinstalled it and it seems to be working for now. I am not sure what happened there, but if it freezes or goes out again I may be back.

I got a new desktop computer (my old one, a Gateway,? was over 10 years old and had regularly been making the click of death, so I? felt it was "time.") I have been trying to reinstall various

FYI it was called Automenu.? I used it quite a? bit at one time.? Tablesmith reminds me a little of it.

> > Once again not an expert,? but there used to be a menu program that was > DOS based which allowed command line interface.? ?If? you combined this > concept with an html ui could that work?

I could actually see a command line version being useful. But cross platform function would be very useful, IMHO. But my use case isn't actually normal! :) I use TableSmith to generate rumors and

You can say that again. Erol K. Bayburt ErolB1@...

If I converted TS to .NET Core (which would be trivial), I could run the engine pretty much anywhere - Linux, iOS, Windows, Android, or Mac. I can't create a universal UI, though. Deployment would

I've had good luck with CrossOver supporting Windows applications, in general. It can be a bit hit and miss sometimes, but it has gotten better in the last 10 years or so. MUCH better. Especially with

Sigh. At least I have an old Windows machine for things like this.

If you're looking to run TS on Linux... I've had very good results using Codeweavers CrossOver to run TS5.1 on Linux. Very stable on CrossOver. TS5.2 WON'T run on CrossOver, the .Net requirement is

I'd never heard of AppImage until now, but from what I can see I'd have to rewrite TS to run on Linux before using this. It's not multi-platform in the "Windows/Mac/Linux" sense but cross-platform for

Has anyone tried to build an appimage version.? I am not a programmer, but it looks promising from a working on different platforms perspective.

There's no programmatic limit on how "deep" you can reference other tables. I suppose if you got ambitious you could fill up your memory, but that would take awhile :) One note - Tables don't care

Yes, it works fine. Not sure I have gone 3 or 4 so far. Scott Sent: Monday, June 29, 2020 19:17 To: [email protected] Subject: [TableSmith] use of the ~Reference directory I would like

I would like to set up a table that references a table in the ~reference directory. I can do that no sweat, but I would like to know if that second table can then also reference a third table in the

The Horse Generator was redone already. There is also a NPC Generator for Pathfinder that I modified extensively. Val.

Hello there ! I uploaded on the ~Files in french ( /g/tablesmith/files/~Files%20in%20french ) directory a few files for the French speaking D&D3.5 players (I think they may not be