The SRD contains all of the game mechanics that Paizo releases under the Open Gaming License (OGL), I prefer to use the SRD because it is set up as a website as opposed to book format. A Pencil - You will need a pencil, not just to erase mistakes but also to update your sheet.Ī Copy of the Core Rulebook OR a Computer - you will need access to the core rules in some form, if you don't want to buy the core rules from Paizo, then you may want to check out the System Reference Document (abbreviated SRD). In this instructable I have provided a character sheet that you can print out and use for yourself. These sections are not persistent, meaning, when the user leaves the slide and revisits it, the slide will load without the repeating sections and will rely on the automatic change events to fire workers to add these sections back to the page (see the section below about revisiting slides).A Character Sheet - the character sheet is what you will be using to write out your character, you can use any sort of sheet your comfortable with so as long as it conforms to the rules for Pathfinder, you can even use an editable PDF sheet if you wish. triggerName:'repeating_row' The name of the listener that was triggered.sourceSection:'repeating_row' The name of the repeating section the sourceAttribute is in.sourceAttribute:'repeating_123456789_row_input' The specific attribute that was changed.The event info for a repeating section change will contain a couple of new elements, in addition to the normal ones mentioned above: If that section is inside of another repeating section, an event will be fired for the parent repeating section as well. For a change to repeating_123456789_row_input , a change will be triggered for the attribute itself, mancerchange:repeating_row_input , and the section it's contained in, mancerchange:repeating_row . The mancerchange , mancerroll, and clicked listeners can listen to changes to a repeating section.

The repeating section name (the name of the parent section, not each value inside), is added to the 'repeating' array for each slide. The values from the inputs in repeating sections are saved under the 'values' key in the Charactermancer data object with the rest of the values from that slide. The naming convention is: 'repeating_123456789_row_input', where 'row' is the name of the repeating section, and 'input' is the name of the input. This id is applied as a class to the parent element of this section, and is used to rename any inputs, action buttons or roll buttons inside that section. When a section is added to the slide, a unique row id is generated for that row. This HTML is sanitized the same way as the rest of the sheet. Rather than being defined to a particular element on the page (the ), repeating sections in the Charactermancer are snippets of HTML code that can be appended to any element in the active Charactermancer slide (including inside another repeating section). Repeating sections in the Charactermancer function differently than the repeating sections in character sheets.

Rather, all of the data fields are fetched at once from the compendium when the Charactermancer is first opened. If an empty string is used for the first argument, it will clear the currently saved data for that attribute (but not the attribute's value). If multiple pages are fetched with this function, only the first one will be saved in the data. To ensure that data saves properly, it's recommended to make sure that getCompendiumPage is the first asynchronous sheet worker called in that event. If this function is called in the mancerchange: event for an an attribute, all of the data will be saved in the 'data' section of the current slide's JSON object, under a key matching that attribute's name. The third option is a callback that passes the data object as an argument. Again, it is recommended to use the format : to ensure the correct result. The first argument the function takes is the name of the Compendium Page you want to pull the data from, or an array of pages. The getCompendiumPage function pulls the data attributes of a Compendium Page and allows you to pass that data to both the Charactermancer Data Object and a callback function. SetCharmancerOptions('select-class', 'Category:Items Type:Weapons', )

Pathfinder character sheet helper