Creating a module - Revision history

Ladyofpayne at 06:34, 29 November 2013

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Removing link to feature request

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‎To create a standalone module:

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‎Creating a new Module

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‎Core resources:

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Edit

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Add languages bar

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Add languages bar

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‎Creating a new Module

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‎Advanced Properties

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	{{Infobox module}}		{{Infobox module}}
	To create and modify [[module]]s, select "Manage Modules" from the File menu. This will bring up a list of existing modules, with a "New" button for creating new modules and a "Properties" button for editing the properties of existing modules. You can only edit the properties of the module that's currently open.		To create and modify [[module]]s, select "Manage Modules" from the File menu. This will bring up a list of existing modules, with a "New" button for creating new modules and a "Properties" button for editing the properties of existing modules. You can only edit the properties of the module that's currently open.
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		+	'''NOTE:''' when you create new items, it's best to stick to unique naming, specially if items belongs to your module. For example: your module UID is "asar" so item, createre, area or any other file should begin with asar_ (asar_mysword).

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 A module with no event script will start the player without going through character generation, which will leave the player with an almost unusable character to play with. See [[character generation]] for some simple character generation code you can use.
-'''NOTE:''' Currently there is no way to delete a module within the toolset once it's been created. See [[Deleting a module]]
+'''NOTE:''' Currently there is no way to delete a module within the toolset once it's been created.
 == Core resources: ==

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 #Select the module in the Manage Modules list
 #Click on the "Hierarchy" button
-#Unmark any parent module (is by default)
+#Unmark any parent module (all are unmarked by default)
 *The Extended Module property should be left as the default (None).

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 #Edit the "Name" field give the module a name (This is the name that will also be visible in Game as a Addin)
 #Add a unique identifier string to the UID field. The File and Folder will appear in that name.
 #Then click "OK"; the other properties can be changed later on once you have some content to set them to.

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 == Core resources: ==
-Any object template which is required in more than one module needs to be a core resource.
+One way of using the same object template in more than one module is to create a core resource.
-In the future, we may have the facility to export a character to a new module. In that case, any item that the player can use or that a creatures drops for the player, will need to be a core resource - otherwise, custom items will be lost on entry to the new module.
+When importing a character from one module to another, custom items in the player's inventory will be lost unless the resource template is available to both modules. A core resource is one way of doing this.
 To create a core resource:

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	To create and modify [[module]]s, select "Manage Modules" from the File menu. This will bring up a list of existing modules, with a "New" button for creating new modules and a "Properties" button for editing the properties of existing modules. You can only edit the properties of the module that's currently open.		To create and modify [[module]]s, select "Manage Modules" from the File menu. This will bring up a list of existing modules, with a "New" button for creating new modules and a "Properties" button for editing the properties of existing modules. You can only edit the properties of the module that's currently open.

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	To create and modify [[module]]s, select "Manage Modules" from the File menu. This will bring up a list of existing modules, with a "New" button for creating new modules and a "Properties" button for editing the properties of existing modules. You can only edit the properties of the module that's currently open.		To create and modify [[module]]s, select "Manage Modules" from the File menu. This will bring up a list of existing modules, with a "New" button for creating new modules and a "Properties" button for editing the properties of existing modules. You can only edit the properties of the module that's currently open.

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	There will be a separate [[talk table]] created for the Addin in its directories. When the game loads it will combine all the talk tables across all the addins that it knows about.		There will be a separate [[talk table]] created for the Addin in its directories. When the game loads it will combine all the talk tables across all the addins that it knows about.

		+	{{languages}}
	[[category:modules]]		[[category:modules]]

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 #Select the module in the Manage Modules list
 #Click on the "Properties" button
 *For a detailed explanation of the properties you will see here, See [[module|Module]].