Sheet Request for Vampire: the Requiem 2nd Edition

1. Attributes, Skills, and pretty much everything that uses the black dots can't be set to 0. This is bad in case someone misclicks on their sheet.
2. Humanity, OTOH, could switch to the black dot system, since the character effectively becomes an NPC if it drops to 0.
3. Vitae could really use a 2-state checkmark. Like the one you have now and a full black one, so one can lock out unneeded boxed to represent maximum Vitae capacity.
4. A small textbox below Blood Potency would be nice to note down related statistics, like Vitae/Turn.
5. You could probably add a couple more lines for Merits/Disciplines. My players like to collect them, and it'd make the layout feel better if Merits ended at the same point as Skills :)
6. Is it possible to add a "Full Sheet" tab, like the one in the DnD 5e sheet? This is merely a personal preference of mine, feel free to ignore it if it's too much trouble :)

John W. said:

Holy freaking wow! The God-machine character sheet has the same fill from the left dots as I (stole and) put in the sheet, but also has a empty-this-trait switch! It also has no borders on its text boxes, a cool image, and some other, minor yet very cool stuff. So...I gonna raid github for this sheet and steal things my sheet should have.

A number of the Wite Wolf games have ultimately based their dot-based widgets (fill-from-left radio buttons) on my work on the Exalted sheet. Without looking at the God-machine sheet, I suspect the "empty-this-trait switch" you're talking about is similar to what I did with the Abilities on the Exalted sheet.

Essentially, it adds a checkbox (value stored in <ability>_max instead of <ability>) before the radio button group, with CSS that overrides the fill-from-left behavior if the checkbox is checked. One disadvantage to this is that it makes macros more complicated, since you'd need to use, for example, ((1 - @{melee|max}) * @{melee}) to get the correct value of the attribute.

Another thing to consider might be looping through the values of the trait on click, rather than using the fill-from-left approach. I've considered adding this to the Exalted sheet because Exalted can easily go beyond 5 in a trait, particularly for games taking place during the Firat Age. I haven't implemented it yet, but if you're interested in the idea, I made a jsfiddle of it. This is accomplished by stacking the radio buttons on top of each other, displaying an appropriate image, and making the next radio button sit on the top of the stack.

John W. said:

I'm just going to stare at this for a while...

<rolltemplate class="sheet-rolltemplate-swddmg">
	<h2 class="sheet-caption">{{name}}</h2>
	<div class="sheet-rtcard">
		<table>
			{{#weapon}}<caption>{{weapon}}</caption>{{/weapon}}
			<tbody>
				<tr class="sheet-rth">
					<th colspan="2">Roll Results</th>
				</tr>
				<tr>
					<td class="sheet-rresults">   Damage ({{damage_type}}):</td>
					<td class="sheet-rollresults">{{damage}}</td>
				</tr>
				<tr class="sheet-rth">
					<th colspan="2">Modifiers Applied</th>
				</tr>
				{{#raise}}
					<tr>
						<td>   Raise:</td>
						<td class="sheet-roll"> d{{raise}}</td>
					</tr>
				{{/raise}}
				{{#dmgmod}}
					<tr>
						<td>   Miscellaneous:</td>
						<td class="sheet-roll">{{dmgmod}}</td>
					</tr>
					<tr>
						<td colspan="2">   <strong>Miscellaneous Notes</strong>:{{misc_notes}}</td>
					</tr>
				{{/dmgmod}}
			</tbody>
		</table>
	</div>
</rolltemplate>

Maina C. said:

As for #4 from Garrano, why do you need the max? Now that he's changed Vitae to work like Health, you can display "max" by just having empty Vitae markers.