These will immediately appear in the "Images & Maps" list in Fantasy Grounds. Copy your images into the \\images directory.When it loads up, select "PFRPG" to use the Pathfinder specific rules. Start Fantasy Grounds and create a new 3.5E campaign - I'll refer to the campaign name as in the rest of this thread.mod file in the same directory as the text file. There is also an example statblock text file in the parser download - look at this to get an idea of what your copy/paste text file should look like. Hopefully this will complete OK - if not, check the creature statblock that failed common errors are missing the "XP 1" line, not all of the standard headings are present (Defense, Offense, Statistics, etc.) or they haven't copied completely out of the PDF - check for spaces in headings! Also, check the readme file in the creature parser download for more info. Open up the Creature Parser, load the saved text file and parse. Once you have copy/pasted all of the creature stats into a text file, save the file as.*** Check that the statblock has copied OK - sometimes stray spaces appear in the headers (due to the different font used). Make sure you only have blank lines between individual creatures (not in the creature statblock itself) and that you add a line "XP 1" between the creature name/CR line and the next line (the creature type). Copy and paste all of the creature statblocks from the PDF into your text editor. Open your favourite text editor (I use Notepad++ - it's free and it has some nice plugins).Familiarise yourself with the Pathfinder Creature Parser: This is your friend and allows you to get the statblocks from the PDF into Fantasy Grounds quickly and easily.You will get a lot of header images that you won't need. Sort the images you want to keep and delete the others.I used to use "Some PDF Images Extract" but this application is no longer free. There are a number of ways to do this - I use a free application called "Nitro PDF Viewer" that has a bulk extract images functionality and it works very well - it is available here. Extract the pictures and maps from the PDF.Therefore, please don't distribute any story/map/image content copied into Fantasy Grounds from the PFS scenario PDF. Please keep in mind that these scenario PDFs are copyright material - as such, it is illegal to share PDFs, and it is also illegal to share content that is not Open Game License (OGL) material (basically, everything except the statblocks is product identity and cannot be distributed in any form). Buy the PFS scenario you are going to run from This comes as a PDF and most are $3.99 each.Create the specific scenario story/encounter entries you will need.I'll try and expand on this over time - and get a document that we can edit and keep track of. The following are the usual steps that I do when I am preparing a PFS scenario to run in Fantasy Grounds.
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