Dmg Custom Creature
5e How is the monster creation system in the DMG compared to the monsters in the MM? From my point of view, the stats from the table included on the page 274 of the DMG seems to give more HP and less damages than the one in the MM. Like, if you make a CR 2 creature by picking hp/ac/damage etc. From the table it will be. (DMG p.276) In this method, you are going to do some math to go from the hit point range of your monster to the number of hit die your creature has. In this case you use the table 'Monster Statistics by Challenge Rating' (DMG p. 274) to look at the line with your expected challenge rating and see the range of hit points in that table. Creating Custom Monsters for D&D 5th Edition. David Castro. The Dungeon Master’s Guide describes the mechanics of how to create a stat block in 5th Edition, but is that really what you need to know to create a great monster? Or if the first creature died after fifty-five damage, and the last is still up at seventy, they are going to know.
This is an example of what we gonna do :
1 – Create a dmg with all the files that need to be installed. Maybe you can create a custom icon for your dmg to give it a more professional look. (We’ll name this dmg “application”). Mount the dmg by double-clicking on it.
2 – Now we’re going to create a second dmg (in this case we’ll name it “app-installer”), the one we gonna burn onto a cd, or make available for download online.
3 – It’s the app-installer dmg we’re gonna customize.
Create a folder inside the mounted dmg and name it “background”. In this folder you can drop your custom background-image for the dmg. Be careful, the image has to be inside the dmg, otherwise when switching onto another system, the image will not be visible. If you don’t want a background, you can also just pick a color or leave it white. At this point we can add the “application”, just drop the dmg into the “app-installer”.
4 – Off course we don’t want to see the background-folder in the dmg but before we do that, we need to make some changes in the View Panel of the dmg. (You can easy acces it by pressing Command + J). Be sure to choose “This window only” or you will customize all your folders.
5 – You can change the font size and the dimensions of the icons (104×104 pixels looks good). Choose for ‘Picture’ and select your custom image inside your dmg. Maybe you need to scale the window so it’s fits the image.
6 – Now when you have Apple Developer Tools on your system it’s very simple to hide the background-folder. Open the terminal window (you can find that under “Utilities”) and type :
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/Developer/Tools/SetFile -a V /Volumes/your_volume/folder_to_hide
your_volume : in this case, “app-installer”
folder_to_hide : in this case, “background”
7 – Now we have to add a shorcut to the Application Folder and place it inside the dmg.
8 – Go to utilities, select the dmg and choose “convert“, then “compression” and save again. Now the dmg is compressed (as small as possible) and made unwritable.
9. We’re done. Test the installerby dragging the application to the shortcut. It will copy all your installation files, just like set up in the application dmg.