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Introducción

Welcome to Rolisteam !
This documentation is here to help you master every feature of Rolisteam.

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Tutoriales

This quick reference guide gives you all steps to set up a game with Rolisteam.

Funciones

Rolisteam contiene las siguientes funcionalidades:

Novedades de Rolisteam v1.10

The version 1.10 included many changes, new features and improvements.

Registro de cambios

  • Dice Roll in 3D using physical engine
  • Adaptación a Qt6
  • Adaptación a cmake build system.
  • Integración en KDE
  • Move Website to KDE server
  • [Refactoring] Split logical code and UI code in different level
  • Nueva interfaz de mensajería instantánea
  • Nuevo panel lateral derecho
  • Gestión de campañas
  • Support for new media: Mind map
  • Add Antagonist Panel: NPC database
  • Mejoras:
    • Mapa vectorial
    • Visor PDF
    • Visor de páginas web
    • Hoja de personajes
    • Protocolo de red
  • Vectorial map changes:
    • New toolbar on Top
    • Toolbox is now linked to the map.
    • New way to resize items
  • Character Sheet changes:
    • New method to show table in CS.
    • Run dice command directly inside the sheet and manage the result (see sheet)
    • New items : next/previous page.
  • Pruebas
    • ~3570 Unit tests
    • Code coverage: ~60%
    • Pruebas de validación
  • Removal of the old map system.

Licencia

Rolisteam is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any later version.

Lista de colaboradores:

See the full list on GitLab

How to read this documentation

Código de colores

All pages are marked with a color.

ColorSignificado
Verde
Anyone can benefit from reading this page: GM, player
Naranja
This page may explain some advanced features
Rojo
This page required good skill in computing.

Abreviaturas

Following abbreviations are used in the whole documentation. Well known by Role playing gamers (Rolists), we wrote this page as a reminder:

  • GM: game master.
  • PC: playable character. It's controlled by a player.
  • NPC: non-playable character. It is interpreted by the GM.
  • TTRPG: Tabletop Role playing game (not to be confused with video game RPG).