http://yagsbook.glendale.org.uk/ 2012-05-18T23:57:02+00:00 http://yagsbook.glendale.org.uk/ http://yagsbook.glendale.org.uk/lib/tpl/yagsbook/images/favicon.ico text/html 2009-07-07T10:32:31+00:00 http://yagsbook.glendale.org.uk/encyclopedia?rev=1246962751 As well as providing a means to document RPG material, Yagsbook provides some tools for organising and displaying it. The principle tool in this regard is the Encyclopedia. This takes a collection of articles and formats them ready for a website, handling cross-referencing between articles, content generation and topic sorting. text/html 2007-09-11T19:32:39+00:00 http://yagsbook.glendale.org.uk/equipment?rev=1189539159 One of the aims of Yagsbook is to enable RPG information to be defined in a way that can be used by other people. To this end, one part of the Yagsbook project is to define general equipment lists that can be used freely in any game system. Equipment is available by genre and technology level. text/html 2007-09-11T18:06:48+00:00 http://yagsbook.glendale.org.uk/examples?rev=1189534008 The following example shows how a skill may be described using Yagsbook. <skill name="Surfing the net"> <group>Technical</group> <default>Computer operation</default> <short>Finding information on the internet.</short> <description> <para> This skill enables you to search for, and find, information using a web browser in the quickest possible time. It can also be used to find interesting but worthless pages to help you k… text/html 2007-09-11T17:40:13+00:00 http://yagsbook.glendale.org.uk/faq?rev=1189532413 Basic Stuff Who Wrote All This? The XML schemas, stylesheets and code associated with them were written by Samuel Penn. License? The XML material (XSLT, CSS and Schemas) are available under a BSD license. They can be used, modified and distributed as long as the license conditions (principally attribution) are met. They can be used in closed source projects if desired. text/html 2007-09-12T17:54:22+00:00 http://yagsbook.glendale.org.uk/installation?rev=1189619662 * Download. * Install. * Profit! Download Yagsbook is available for download from <http://sourceforge.net/projects/yagsbook>, or from the project CVS (for the latest version). See the Release Notes for information on what has changed recently. text/html 2007-09-12T17:58:27+00:00 http://yagsbook.glendale.org.uk/release_notes?rev=1189619907 XSLT A list of changes and additions to the XSLT stylesheets are included below. The Latest version is the most recent version currently in development, which hasn't yet been released. Latest * Character import can force display of character point cost. * PageXML now allows images to have a max width (won't work in IE). text/html 2011-05-31T20:11:19+00:00 http://yagsbook.glendale.org.uk/start?rev=1306872679 Yagsbook is an XML format specifically designed for the mark up of roleplaying game content. It was originally based on DocBook which does much the same for technical documentation. A Yagsbook document can support multiple types of game systems (allowing d20 and GURPS content to be included side by side for example) and rendered to multiple output formats - currently HTML and PDF are supported. text/html 2010-04-10T21:36:57+00:00 http://yagsbook.glendale.org.uk/xml?rev=1270935417 Yagsbook is an XML format similar to Docbook. Initially is was going to be a few addons to Docbook, but it was soon decided that Docbook was too tied to its own domain (technical documentation) to be useful for a roleplaying game. There are some similarities between Docbook and Yagsbook, but these are for historical reasons.