Utility: Dom3 Item Forging Reference Project - Updated Feb 18th

[Horst F. JENS]

very useful, and very nice colors.

[AlgaeNymph]

cleveland said:
p.s. @ DryaUnda: Ignore the 2shared link! It's outdated and unnecessary. Download the attachment to the 1st post.

I tried but it said there was an error during the Stuffit operation (#-37).

...Wait, I think I know what the problem is, spaces and periods in the file name. I edited the name and got it to open.

[Nimnio]

Thanks Cleveland. This guide is very, very useful for a new player.

[cleveland]

Given the perenial popularity of the Conceptual Balance Mod, I put together a CBM specific forging reference. It is included in the attachment in the first post. It is accurate for CBM 1.21. No changes have been made to the Vanilla Dom3 forging reference, so if you don't use CBM, there's no need to download.

[lch]

cleveland said:
Given the perenial popularity of the Conceptual Balance Mod, I put together a CBM specific forging reference.

I think this is the biggest drawback to CB which is keeping people away from using it: not knowing how things have changed and being unable to plan ahead in forging items. Good job!

[cleveland]

I'm currently putting the finishing touches on a new revision of the Forging Reference.

While it includes corrections to a few errors, I'm excited to announce that this revision will be available through GoogleDocs, Google's online office software suite.

The rationale is that I'd like to extend the Dom3FR beyond the 2 flavors currently availble, namely Vanilla and Conceptual Balance.

GoogleDocs will allow me to grant editing privileges to other modders/community members wishing to create References specific to the countless other outstanding mods available that I don't personally use.

Non-modders will NOT need any sort of Google account to access the References; they'll be viewable just like any webpage.

Here's a sneak preview.

Before it goes to the final press, I'm curious to know what the community thinks of this "collaborative project" approach, and if anyone's interested in contributing...?

Cheers,
cleveland

[sansanjuan]

cleveland said:
I'm currently putting the finishing touches on a new revision of the Forging Reference.

While it includes corrections to a few errors, I'm excited to announce that this revision will be available through GoogleDocs, Google's online office software suite.

The rationale is that I'd like to extend the Dom3FR beyond the 2 flavors currently availble, namely Vanilla and Conceptual Balance.

GoogleDocs will allow me to grant editing privileges to other modders/community members wishing to create References specific to the countless other outstanding mods available that I don't personally use.

Non-modders will NOT need any sort of Google account to access the References; they'll be viewable just like any webpage.

Here's a sneak preview.

Before it goes to the final press, I'm curious to know what the community thinks of this "collaborative project" approach, and if anyone's interested in contributing...?

Cheers,
cleveland

It sings. Very nice work C!
-SSJ

[lch]

Nice. There's an easy import for that? Somebody get Edi to do the same with his Dom3 DB...

[Edi]

Sorry, Ich, but not going to happen. Anyone who likes can make a copy of the DB and modify it as they wish to make a CBM version or such, but I'm not going to put it on something like Google docs or whatever else there is.

[Renojustin]

Seems like it'd be great but it's all... erm, blurry.