Quest tools

[ryder911]

I remember way back when there use to be a few programs that would basically right the quest for your - you would choose input and output and functions and it would put it into the right perl format. Does anyone know were these can be found? I found http://www.eqemulator.net/wiki/wikka.php?wakka=Linkit , but unforantely all of the D/L links seem to be dead.

[Akkadius]

There is this on Georges site as a NPC Quest editor (http://www.georgestools.eqemulator.net/quest.zip)

[ryder911]

Ya I actually just found that - but you need ot have SQL set up on the computer to use that - mainly looking for a tool that is stand alone.

[Randymarsh9]

I'm pretty sure you are going to need mysql set up for any server stuff.

[ryder911]

mhmm I remember in the past their was a stand alone wrong, I think cave dude wrote it. I could be wrong though...

[Akkadius]

I found this really awesome program. You can find information on it HERE (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notepad_%28Windows%29)

[ryder911]

I found this really awesome program. You can find information on it HERE (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notepad_%28Windows%29)

Thanks for the knowledge post.

[trevius]

lol, why use crappy notepad when you can use Notepad++?:

http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm

It doesn't write the scripts for you, but is much better to write in than normal notepad, and it is free and packed full of great features :)

[Akkadius]

Lol it was for humor guys 8 D. But yes Trevius is right, Notepad ++ is very nice and it will highlight your objects based on the code extension of the file and organizes your code and scripts very nicely.

If at all you can learn basic object functions through Georges tool but you will help you self big time by being able to work with straight notepad and working with your functions off the Wiki.

[ryder911]

haha figured it was for the humor :-P... I did start using notepad, slowly learning! Now just gotta get a damn server set up so I can actually test what I write.