Online Makers, Apps or Programs

[CodexofRome]

As I've been delving in the depths of the new rulebook, I'm convinced I really would rather have a program to handle the work of the Makers.

Does anyone knows details about farfuture's policy towards freely available utilities for traveller5? I'll probably wind up doing these myself, for myself, anyway. And I doubt I'm the only one.

 

[pendragonman]

As I've been delving in the depths of the new rulebook, I'm convinced I really would rather have a program to handle the work of the Makers.

Does anyone knows details about farfuture's policy towards freely available utilities for traveller5? I'll probably wind up doing these myself, for myself, anyway. And I doubt I'm the only one.

http://eaglestone.pocketempires.com/

 

[Murdoc]

Don't forget these lovelies: http://heldenhaufen.de/T5/

 

[PhilB]

We really need some central clearing house for all these nice apps, ideally with editing/commentary.
If I was posting this on rpg.net, I'd suggest using their wiki.
Is there an equivalent here?

 

[pendragonman]

We really need some central clearing house for all these nice apps, ideally with editing/commentary.
If I was posting this on rpg.net, I'd suggest using their wiki.
Is there an equivalent here?

http://www.travellerrpg.com/CotI/Discuss/showthread.php?t=29563

 

[PhilB]

I hadn't noticed that thread -- lots of good stuff there -- thanks.
My point about saying "wiki" there was that it would be a lot more digestible on a wiki....

 

[mvdwege]

I have already managed to create some code (in Common Lisp) that generates Mainworlds, fully according to the rules. Took me all of 2 months, and most of that was learning the language.

I am expanding that to complete system, subsector and sector generation, after that I am going to do either weapons or characters (the last one is a bit ambitious thought).

Once I have my code running fine, I'll start looking for a GUI solution, maybe web-based.