Flight Rising Discussion

anyone have any neat looking charts and or a good way to make them?

I was gonna whip one up in a spreadsheet, bc I like how it's all image urls, but I can't figure out how to format it so that the images fit in the columns/rows and I don't have to keep going to adjust it.....

@bogbees

You could try Lucidchart!
Admittedly, it's more like a diagram than a chart, but I used it for a while and it's easy to figure out.

Looks like you need an account for Lucidchart, so that's a no from me.

While I don't especially need to have such a chart (e.g. in my lore thread), I wonder if it would help me think about how my characters interact with each other - which ones are friends, which ones are enemies or dislike each other, etc.

HMMM, I sadly do not know what those charts are supposed to look like but I manage my acquaintances-notes in Word and add images and links to dragons' bios. I do not know much about off-site charts though :^/ would love to find out though

im really not one to give advice on this but uhh

maybe you could somehow make a big circle of the faces of all your dragons and connect dragons with colored lines with a key on the side that shows which color for which type of relationship?

@DatMoonGamer
That would be great for groups of, like, ten dragons. And hopefully it helps someone in this thread, because I think it would look cool.
But by a conservative count, I have 27 dragons among which I would like to determine relationships.

the one i was making on google sheets was like this one, but it's a pretty redundant sort of chart? But I guess viewing it from one axis is a sort of "how they view them" ... huh [img]http://www.flora-and-sam.com/assets/florasam/relationshipchart.gif[/img] Apparently I have tried using lucid chart before?? I opened it up to find a chart started, but it lags so much on my laptop I think that's why I didn't bother with it. I just want to make one of these insane charts, colour coded and everything. I guess I could pop open csp and make one that way.... ugh [img]https://i.imgur.com/RLg46l3.jpg[/img]

That first one is what I was thinking of. You could use names instead of images, but that would probably make it even harder to read than it already is.

If you want a more visual chart like the FE one above, you could try draw.io! It's easy to use and adjusting the chart when more characters come along is pretty simple. Here's a quick example (didn't bother making it pretty lol but you get the idea): [img]https://i.imgur.com/m6BEGXS.png[/img] edit: although if you want to have stated relationships between every possible pair of characters it's obviously better to stick to a table