u/adasmael

I just finished a Shadowrun Anarchy v2 theme to create homebrew content. It supports the standard theme capabilities (typography, tables, notes, descriptions, etc), plus specific features such as Dark Pages, NPC Blocks, Sidebars, Tags, and a complete Character Sheet Layout.

The theme is available for online creation from The Homebrewery. It can also be used locally with the Homebrewery for VS Code extension.

Summer is a good season for homebrewing and coding!

I just made a new release of the Homebrewery for VS Code extension today, with the following features:

• File References to create links between brews, using the [Chapter 1](./chapters/chapter-1.md) syntax.
• File Includes (aka Transclusion) to embed at generation-time child brews into a main brew. using the ![Chapter 1](./chapters/chapter-1.md){HEADING_OFFSET=n} syntax.

These two features should be helpful for large/multi-file projects.

I also added Interactive Components (for HTML output) to manage and save sessions in interactive homebrews:

• Random Tables: Wrap your table in a {{hb-random-table}} block to make it random.
• Rollable Dice Formula: {{hb-roll 1d10+1d4+5}}: Click to roll!
• Counters: {{hb-counter 120}}: Click to increase/decrease.
• Status Condition: {{hb-condition None}}: Click to switch.
• Editable Notes: {{hb-notes Placeholder }}

Counters, Status, and Note values can be saved locally and restored later.

As usual, this is free, open-source, and your feedback is welcome!

Summer is a good season for homebrewing and coding!

I just made a new release of the Homebrewery for VS Code extension today, with the following features:

• File References to create links between brews, using the [Chapter 1](./chapters/chapter-1.md) syntax.
• File Includes (aka Transclusion) to embed at generation-time child brews into a main brew. using the ![Chapter 1](./chapters/chapter-1.md){HEADING_OFFSET=n} syntax.

These two features should be helpful for large/multi-file projects.

I also added Interactive Components (for HTML output) to manage and save sessions in interactive homebrews:

• Random Tables: Wrap your table in a {{hb-random-table}} block to make it random.
• Rollable Dice Formula: {{hb-roll 1d10+1d4+5}}: Click to roll!
• Counters: {{hb-counter 120}}: Click to increase/decrease.
• Status Condition: {{hb-condition None}}: Click to switch.
• Editable Notes: {{hb-notes Placeholder }}

Counters, Status, and Note values can be saved locally and restored later.

As usual, this is free, open-source, and your feedback is welcome!

This morning, I got up with the silly idea of making my brews interactive.

The idea is to have clickable elements. For example, hit point counters, rollable formulas (3d6+4) that would change on screen when clicked. Add on top of that a save/restore feature to keep the session's state in the browser's local storage.

I can make it work locally (using the VS Code extension) with some CSS and JavaScript. I tried the same in Homebrewery, but it does not work at all. I suspect that the brew is sanitized and the JavaScript disabled. Am I correct?

What do you folks think of this idea?

I have updated the Homebrewery for VS Code extension, which allows you to edit your brews locally.

This new release introduces an SRD 5e Reference tree view listing key elements of the 5e System Reference Document (SRD), such as classes, feats, magic items, monsters, spells, etc retrieved from the D&D 5e SRD API. Clicking an item in the list adds its content to your brew.

The extension is available for free from the VS Code Marketplace.

I just made a single-click Mork Borg printable character sheet generator.
It runs locally on your machine w/o server as a plain HTML page.

An example is deployed here.

As you may notice, it generates sheets in French and English. I'm playing with a French-speaking team and needed to re-generate characters quickly.

EDIT: I recently added support for the English language. Feel free to try and report issues.

If someone is willing to translate, feel free; the code is open source (under the MIT license). I also accept comments and votes as motivational incentives to produce an English version. 😊