Troll - Capable of strength and toughness that exceeds all others.Ork - Strong and tough second only to the trolls in this regard, the orcs still remain reasonably well rounded in other capabilities.Dwarf - While moderately strong and durable, the dwarfs' greatest strength is their willpower.Elf - Swifter than the other races, they also gain a bonus to charisma.Human - The most well rounded of the races, they gain an extra three karma points during creation.Each race possesses a unique look as well as its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Since the awakening of 2012, five races have come to be considered Meta-Human and make up the world of Shadowrun. Next, the player will be asked to choose the race of their character. Therefore, this is merely a cosmetic decision. There are no statistical advantages or changes to the gameplay from choosing either male or female. ↳ D&D 3.First off, a new player will be asked to select their character's gender.↳ Tilesets, Token Libraries, and Complete Maps.Could you have an exception being thrown somewhere? If you create a script fails for some reason, it might stop filling in the values. Those fields will all be blank until they are defined in there too. But there were a lot of properties defined in your character sheet that were not in the property descriptor set. The attached picture above shows a lot of fields with 0 in them, so all of those were set in addition to the character name. Any field that is not blank (a value of 0 is not blank) has been set. With the fixed file I sent you above it appears that lots of values are being set. There isn't any scripting needed, though there are ways to do that if you want to. Is there some scripting I have to do to get the character sheet to populate properly? Stingray075 wrote:When I view the index card for a character in IT (which is automatically showing now I have assigned PC) the only property that is filled in on the character sheet is name, even though I fill out some of the other info i have assigned properties to (I currently use player as the example). rpdat files, initTool.xml, and eventScripts.xml files. The best way to learn it is to look at the existing scripts in the property descriptor set. In a property descriptor file all properties in the same map as the script property are available and the keyword 'root.' will go to the top level of the character. What properties are available depend on where the script is called. You can access properties by the 'dot' notation. There are a couple of functions for lists (listGet, inList). There is an 'if' function that uses a boolean value to choose one of two other values. For string there is only the + operator, text has to be quoted with single or double quotes, string equals(eqs) & not equals(neqs) functions. And then there are a bunch of dice rolling formats, some game specific. There are a lot of math functions as well (abs, cieling, floor etc). For numbers all of the math operators work +, -, *, /. It is a one line macro that returns a single number, string, boolean, list or map value. Nothing to read about RPScript scripting that I know of. Is there somewhere I can go to read up on that? The blasted property eluded me well. Stingray075 wrote:It is clear to me now that I need more knowledge in RPScript in order to continue.

5th edition shadowrun character sheet