whew, that was fun

[kaigou]

Almost done with second part of the series, so figured I'd take a break and straighten some things up on the conlang generator. Now you can set up word-patterns for up to four languages at a time, if you want to track which languages get certain vowels, consonants, and word-patterns (to avoid duplication or to make sure you're keeping things pretty distinct). Do one to four, and each one will produce a link. Copy & paste that into your browser, and you'll get the conlang generator with everything entered, and all you have to do is click on GENERATE to get results.

http://www.scimitarsmile.com/words/multiple.php

I figured for the random SFF RPG that wanted consistent conlang vocabulary, it'd work for people passing along the link so others can generate additional words under the same rules. Besides, Firefox keeps crashing on me and I keep losing the rules I'd laid out for each conlang, so I needed a way to save them. Bleah.

http://www.scimitarsmile.com/words/

Yes, I really am such a dork.

ETA: whoops, sorry, got the testsite confused with the live site. URL fixed now.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Neither of those links appear to be working, unfortunately.

[kaigou]

Doh! Testsite != live site, screwed up the URL. Fixed in post, thanks for letting me know!

[sharibet]

Thanks! I'm having fun playing with this. (And it's timely--I'm working on a fantasy novel right now, and I need a new language/culture to add to my two existing examples.)

[kaigou]

Ahah! That's why I wrote it! xD

[annotated_em]

I haven't mentioned that this is a fun toy to play with, but it totally is.

[kaigou]

the whole playing-with thing is entirely the reason I figured out a way to do four of them at once, just so I could end up with four different tabs of completely wacky and cool results. I'm not proud. I OWN MY GEEKNESS.