Best Pathfinder Bestiary available for d20Pro?

I am currently entering Bestiary 2 - once that is done I will go back and do Bestiary 1 properly.

Importing from Hero Lab still leaves a lot of manual work to do. Some stuff simply does not import - and there are also errors in Hero Lab that need to be corrected with reference to the original bestiary publications.

I am using paizo images for my own personal use - but I will delete the images from the data set and make publicly available once complete.

 

My question is, what is the standard for considering a creature entered correctly and completely? What abilities are considered necessary to program, and which ones are considered too much of a hassle under the current way that d20Pro has abilities set up? HOW are different abilities set up?

For example: Programming in an Angel, would the protection from evil aura be better served as being listed in the "notes" tab, or should the ability programmed in as an actual ability, which must be managed every turn with regards to who are allies and enemies, and who is within range of the angel's aura at a certain point in a round? Or because the ability comes from a common subtype, do you not even list it and just advise to reference the Angel subtype? Or what about abilities that come from basic type? Like darkvision, or other things that are often listed only in the creature types and not in the individual creature statblocks?

Another example: How do you program in a ranger's favored enemy? Do you create a separate attack for each weapon corresponding to each favored enemy, or do you create an ability that adds the bonus to attack and damage even though that ability might only need to be applied for one attack in a round, then ended before the character attacks another creature that isn't a favored enemy. Or again, do you just put it in "notes" and expect the controller to manually add the bonuses on the attack window when attacking a favored enemy?

Should you create abilities on a creature to represent the bonuses or special abilities that can be provided by the creatures feats or magic items, or even mundane items like masterwork lockpicks and such? Should you go as far as to put the description and/or rules text in the description area of every ability the creature has? If not, which ones should a person add that information to the description area of the ability?

What all should be added in the notes tab? The creature's GM description and statblock extras for sure, but what about rules for that creatures type or subtype, or class, or even race? All of these can be important things when running a creature, depending on how it is being used by the GM, but to have all of it is to have a rather large Notes section on even simple creatures.

Should abilities be used as counters as well, for things like ammunition or potions that a creature is carrying?