An upgrade of my last template for adding gamification to your project management.
New
- improved points section - profile, level, total missions completed, total gems available
- added currency (gems)
- each task / project completed in active missions: + 1 gem
- each habit completed: + 1 gem
- each reward purchased: - (amount x price) gems
- added recurrent habit tracker
- added rewards shop (automatically deducts points at price set by user)
- toggle visibility of navigation bar
- pages for mobile view and tracking
Watch the video above for an overview of the template and how to use it.
Setting up multiplayer
- users sharing the same workspace
- make a new profile card for each player in "points" database
- separate dashboard
- linked views of "points" database
- duplicate missions database for each user
- duplicate habits database for each user
- duplicate rewards database for each user
- connect tasks in missions, days in habits and items in rewards databases with the appropriate user profile for point system to work.
- you can add filter for the relation with the designated profile card to have the last step done automatically whenever you create a new entry in any database
- the linked points database view will allow you to see all users' cards with their levels.
If Notion breaks link to points in habit log
If when moving / duplicating or during multiplayer setup you get your habit days disconnected from your user profile (for points to count), you need to- open the habit log database
- scroll until all 365 days load
- Select All, right-click - Edit Property
- select the relation property and reconnect to the points database WITH your user profile page.
- Then go back to your user profile in points database, find the rollup property for completed habits (hidden property), and reconnect to the habit log database,
- then property = Completed (formula type of property) and Calculate = sum.
Due to Notion being a lag-fest (horrible performance), I suggest you use one template per year. In missions database, add all the important stuff; your work projects, your studies, and your personal goals. For recurrent daily stuff, add to your habit log instead.
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