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Beastiary

Discussion in 'Pathfinder' started by baraccus, May 1, 2010.

  1. baraccus

    baraccus New Member

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    I bought a licence from Herolab for the Pathfinder Beastiary that they just released today. I entered a creature (Spider Swarm for example) and exported it as a d20pro output extension. When I tried importing it into d20pro, I came up with an error:

    Unable to import from C:\HeroLab\Portfolios\d20\Spider Swarm.xml
    '-' does not describe valid dice

    Any idea what this is about and if there is something I can do to fix this?
     
    #1 baraccus, May 1, 2010
  2. Dan

    Dan Member

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    You might have to go in and edit the xml file. You can do that with Notepad. Basically, d20pro doesn't allow for "no dice" so try changing the - in the damage to 1d0. I'll forward this to our import expert and see what he can add.
     
    #2 Dan, May 1, 2010
  3. ogexam

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    I expected to have bugs with the Beastiary. It was just released from HeroLabs and I am going to get things fixed up between HL and us. I am just seeing the Beastiary exports myself.

    So please list all the issues you find here, so we can address them and get the products working smoothly.

    I will work on fixing the no dice issue first... it seems like that happens on some other things as well.
     
    #3 ogexam, May 1, 2010
  4. Dan

    Dan Member

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    Yeah, Ideally we should get d20pro so to use no dice somehow (as opposed to 0d6), and interpret "-" or "n/a" or "none" as an entry.
     
    #4 Dan, May 1, 2010
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