Skyrim Character Developer for Role Players 0.8.5
角色扮演者的天际角色开发者0.8.5
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About this mod Machine translation
Updated: Added Profile Layout tab, new ad slots, new list options, new history section
A comprehensive, in-depth, interactive character sheet system for Skyrim role players, for defining your character's personality and background in the form of a dynamic, UI-faithful spreadsheet file!
describe
The Skyrim Character Developer is a role-playing oriented character sheet tool in a dynamic LibreOffice Calc spreadsheet file format and allows you to plan and create clear and distinct profiles of your characters' personalities, motivations, social identities and backgrounds. It is not a game mod, but a resource for jotting down personally identifiable information about a character for role-playing purposes.
Many of the ideas, concepts, and terminology used in this spreadsheet come from a number of online resources that I've compiled into a handy performance analysis system. This can be used for in-game or out-of-game character development. Whether you run a YouTube role-playing series or participate in any other form of role-playing or fan fiction, you should be able to find this character sheet to help you get a clear picture of who you are, who you are, and who you are. Want to play a role!
The layout and sequence of the sections reflect an intended approach to developing a comprehensive understanding of the character. Common attributes such as archetype, class, and trope are placed at the top of the table instead of character name, age, gender, appearance, etc. This is influenced by the fact that a lot of the time when I come up with an idea for a character, I usually start with these general ideas before I know the name and other details. Although you can fill it out any way you like, this display order is intended to encourage you to develop your character in this way.
New features in 0.8.5!
Profile Tab: An organization's character profile display tab has been added that automatically populates information as you build your character, including a character portrait area to add your own image. Great for exporting as an image or pdf to share with others!
use
Download (manually) and extract the zip to any folder you want
Open "Skyrim Character Developer Template.ods" using LibreOffice Calc, Microsoft Excel, or any other spreadsheet program that supports the ods format.
Make a note of what's on the Welcome tab, then switch to the Character Generation tab
Use the drop-down list to give you a variety of ideas, or type as you wish, filling in the fields in any order and completing or incomplete fields as needed
Once done, use "Save As..." or "Save As Copy..." to save your character to a folder with any name you want (internal name/character name) (optionally save to the provided character folder/etc).
Require
This character table system was created in the free and open source LibreOffice suite using Calc, so LibreOffice (or Microsoft Excel) is
The only condition for using this character table. Known issues
As of the latest version, I have no issues that I can think of, but if you encounter any, feel free to share them in the posts section.
IF USING MICROSOFT EXCEL: Based on reviews from most people who have tried it, this spreadsheet should work fine on Microsoft Excel, considering you are using the latest version. I don't own Excel myself, so if you encounter errors, please feel free to report them on the post page so others can be helped.
Tip: Add handy shortcuts in MOD Organizer
If you would like to easily access a new blank table or an edited table from within Mod Organizer, you can do so by following these steps:
Click the gear icon at the top to open the executable configurator
Fill in the title - "Character Developer" (if starting from blank), or enter your character name if linking to an edited file.
In the Binaries section, click the [...] button to browse to the LibreOffice Calc executable (or use the exe to whichever spreadsheet program you are using).
In the "Start in" section, click [...] and point it to the f …
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.