Summer Camp Sheet

Are you excited about the Summer Camp world building event on World Anvil? So am I! I was lurking during Summer Camp when I joined World Anvil and it will remain my first and favorite World Anvil event for world building. So you have one primary world and you created an article using the tagged feature to gather all of your juicy world building, nicely done. What if you have multiple worlds and the tagged featured won't help you? What if you want more detailed tracking for your Summer Camp world building? Well lets make that happen using my new Summer Camp Tracking Sheet!
Below you will find something I started considering in 2022 which I vowed to make happen in 2023. I wanted a sheet that could contain all of those details and make it easy to share across World Anvil. I have tried to test all the things and provide some instructions below, however should you find any errors, have feedback or requests please leave a comment below. A special thank you to the talented Kummer Wolfe, Tillerz, Spartango and Ondo for being sounding boards and helping tweak details for the sheet in addition to the years of assistance from World Anvils users.
Below you will see examples of the Summer Camp Sheet in action. Follow along with the creative and talented Kummer Wolfe and Moonlight Bard as they chart their course through Summer Camp 2023. Below is also an example of the sheet populated with my 2022 Summer Camp prompts.

Sheet Data

Studio ID 13950
Block ID 1242205

Start Here

Make sure to enable RPG Features and RPG Character Manager under Account Features.

Option 1
Copy Sheet

Click the copy sheet button below to copy this sheet to your world. This opens a new tab blank except for the number 200. This tab may now be closed. You will now have a copy of the Summer Camp Sheet in your Statblocks to edit. The initial sheet will already have a few details filled out. You are now ready to start editing your Summer Camp Sheet.

Copy Sheet

Option 2
Add System & Start Sheet

Go to your worlds configuration page to add the Summer Camp Role Playing Game System that gives you access to the sheet location for creating a new copy of it. While Summer Camp is not an RPG system this is the method that World Anvil sheets are organized in. Now go to your Statblocks page and search/select the Summer Camp sheet from the drop down and create the new statblock.

Sheet Details

Event Details & Save

This section is where you will setup your Summer Camp sheet for the current event. You will need to name the event, define how many waves, include your author name, link and even a countdown clock which is purely optional. Some like to know what time they have while others don't want the pressure.

Wave Details & Save

Next you will define the details of the waves including name and theme of the wave, how many articles per wave and the new exciting wild card articles. You may include a description of the the waves them and even what your goals are.

Prompt Details & Save

This is the heart of your Summer Camp sheet where you record the article type of the prompt and a description. Next you may copy the article block you have prepared into a field for the prompt. There is also a status dropdown for personal tracking. If you decide to skip a wave simply click the Hide Wave checkbox. If you are skipping a prompt and do not want it to display just click the Hide checkbox.

Embed Sheet

This allows you to embed your Summer Camp sheet into your Summer Camp article. Most use their initial Summer Camp pledge or maybe a progress article. All changes you make to your sheet will continue to be reflected in your article.

Options

Everyone loves options and I will keep expanding this section as the opportunity presents itself.

Display Options

Several display options to help customize your Summer Camp Tracking Sheet. Change the number of columns or condense the article blocks using link instead.

Columns

1 column

2 columns (sidebar friendly)

3 columns (default)

4 columns (big screens)

Blocks / Links

Article Blocks (default)

Article Links

Staging Options

So your are in the zone cruising along writing a settlement for the first wave of Summer Camp and you spin off several articles from this settlement. No way ... this never happens ... except every year! So you end up with three articles that don't match the prompts for the first wave, however you are certain that one or more of this will match later waves. So where to place these until you need them without forgetting them? You have many choices. Use that special third party organizer software, create an article and drop the blocks in, or maybe create an article with a tagged list and tag them into being organized. Or drop the article block into a staging area within the Summer Camp Tracking Sheet. Set the staging area to showup where you want it and set the number of articles you need for the staging area.

Staging Choice

None (I have ways)

Hidden (Keeps them for you on the edit sheet)

Visible (Show these staged articles for everyone on the view sheet)

Mobile Warriors Unite

The following snippet of CSS will make the Summer Camp sheet appear even better on mobile screens using media queries. Media queries can not be loaded into sheet by default or I would have included this already. Copy and paste this CSS snippet to your article CSS or your world CSS.

@media only screen and (max-width: 800px) {
  .user-css .template-summer_camp-graylion-208 {
    padding: 0px;
    margin-left: -15px;
    margin-right: -15px;
    text-align: center;
  }
}

Triming Headers

As many users have [articletoc] within their articles this CSS snippet will help suppress some of the headers within the sheet from displaying in the [articletoc] to reduce cluttered headers. Copy and paste this CSS snippet to your article CSS or your world CSS. For example in my Summer Camp Pledge I hide H3, H4 and H5, like the code shown below.
Reference

h1 = .article-toc-indent-0

h2 = .article-toc-indent-1

h3 = .article-toc-indent-2

h4 = .article-toc-indent-3

h5 = .article-toc-indent-4

.user-css .article-toc-link.article-toc-indent-2,
.user-css .article-toc-link.article-toc-indent-3,
.user-css .article-toc-link.article-toc-indent-4 {
  display: none;
}