Trackers

PCGen maintains several trackers to monitor development of Bugs, Feature Requests, Documentation, Output Sheets and more. This allows each specific issue to be tracked and managed over the lifespan of the project, and provides a historical record documenting why specific decisions were made.

PCGen Trackers

GMGen/Plugin Trackers

Data Trackers

Documentation Trackers

Output Sheet Trackers

Submitting A New Tracker

This is an example demonstrating the addition of a Feature Request. Bug Reports and Support Requests work the same way.

Go to the PCGen SourceForge home page: <http://pcgen.sourceforge.net/>.

Click "Request Feature" in the menu bar (below the title, above the tab bar).

If you are not logged in to SourceForce yet, log in. There is a link on the left entitled "Login via SSL". (After you log in, you may need to click this link again: <http://pcgen.sourceforge.net/>.)

On the Feature Request page, click "Submit New".

Select the appropriate "Category" and "Group" for your request. "Category" is the general subject of your feature request. "Group" is the version of the PCGen that you are requesting be modified.

Fill in a meaningful "Summary" (such that the Summary makes it obvious at a glance what feature you are requesting), and then give the whole scoop in the "Detailed Description".

"Submit", and you are done.

Monitoring Issue Trackers

You may view a list of all the issue trackers that you have submitted by clicking the "my sf.net" button at the top of the SourceForge page.

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What Is PCGen?

PCGen is a character generator for role-playing games. It currently is aimed at supporting as many RPGs as is humanly possible. The project's current focus is on OGL games (OGL is Wizards of the Coast's Open Gaming License). PCGen runs on Windows, Mac OS X and Unix/Linux using Java 1.4/1.5.

Statistics

Activity: 99.99%
Bugs: (91 open/3506 total)
Support Requests: (0 open/118 total)
Feature Requests: (548 open/2076 total)

Licensing

PCGen is free, open-source software, and is distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). Its various data sources are licensed under individual agreements, see the Data License team on our wiki for details.

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Awards

2005 Gold ENnie winner for 'Best Electronic Product'.
2003 ENnie nominee for 'Best Resource Fan Site'.