If you want to judge it, judge it based on that. He most likely knows this and decided that he wanted to make a sheet anyway, for his own reasons. It's a data dump that is designed to contain exactly what you (the user) need and nothing else. What comes out of herolabs and chummer is not a character sheet. Your comparison is unfair and on par with apples to oranges. It is incredibly disheartening to go through that and then hear a generic "this doesn't do what I want".
#Herolab shadowrun character sheet for free
He then went ahead and made the community of SR a better one by offering it up for free to anyone who wants it. He poured a lot of time and effort into creating something that is both artistic and functional. But if you don't have any constructive feedback to give, just don't post. If you don't like his work, by all means, say that. However, I feel the need to point something out. Just pointing out that for some of us, this is a little too limited )
To finally come to a more positive note: The design looks pretty nice and I'm sure when being new to the game/playing a more streamlined build you can get real use out of those sheets. In Chummer, most of this information is already displayed, on however much space is needed to do so and with the option to write tons of notes right in there. Where I keep extra sheets of all the modifications/stuff that didn't fit on your sheet.
So we wouldn't have to either export from Hero Lab (into the VTT format) or import from the VTT (reading the raw HL format). Shadowrun 5th Edition Character Sheets Release Version 1.0 Created by Jhaiisiin Original design and layout by Wordman First, the acknowledgement: These sheets are a conversion of a set done originally by a Shadowrun player and fan that went by the handle Wordman. And VTTs would have the option of reading the URL for an 'active with current buffs/debuffs' of the character.
#Herolab shadowrun character sheet update
This in turn forces me to only write in there things like Cyberlimb - Standard - Modified* - 1 That would update the URL of your character. How should I fit in there, that my Cyberlimb has: Armor 2, Cuytomized Agility 6, Customized Strength 6, Cyberlimb Optimization (Pistols), Enhanced Agility 2, Enhanced Strength 2, Shock Hand and Spurs? For nearly any build I have that uses augmentations this is really limited. e.: On sheet SRCS2b I see 10 lines for Augmentations. The main problem I see with many Character sheets, is the lack of room to write notes or fit all the information I need in there. As much as I appreciate the effort of different people to try and make nice-looking sheets, I find myself agreeing with /u/Bamce in that you usually have a hard time trying to beat the sheer usefulness and flexibility of Chummer (and Herolab? didn't use that before, so no idea).
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