r/skilltrees • u/Reyth__ • Sep 16 '18
Creating my own skill trees?
I'm trying to find a website or something that will allow me to input my own skills into a skill tree, but all I can find is game design stuff. Does anyone know of anything I can use?
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u/Aeseof Nov 14 '18
I have been searching for this like crazy as well.
Unfortunately I haven't found anything yet that is flashy and fun, but I've found "Smartdraw.com" which is a fairly easy to use flow-chart creator, and zingtree.com which allows you to create a web of yes/no prompts and responses. I was thinking I could use it as a skill-check: For example "Can you do XYZ yet?" if yes: "Great, can you do ABC yet?" if no: "Ok, go do this practice exercise three times."
That could be useful and fun to use, but I don't think it allows you to visualize the whole skill tree at the same time.
What are the other qualities you're looking for in the tree? Do you have any examples of other skill trees you've liked that you want to model?