Quest Editor [0.15.0]

[TheLacus]

Here something i'm experimenting with.

When you open Daggerfall Unity source (or a multi-root workspace that includes DU files), commands 'go to definiton' and 'peek definition' on a TEMPLATE action point to the C# source file:

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the other way around also works: a console command finds all references of C# action inside quests that are available in workspace

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I think it's great how it all fits together when you open the repository with VS Code.

[Hazelnut]

That's freaking awesome.

[BadLuckBurt]

Holy.....
I'd ask if you're a wizard but your avatar clearly shows you're a Lich

That's freaking amazing, I hope to get into quests soon after I wrap up some stuff I'm working on.

[Hazelnut]

Is that feature (linking to c# scripts) in the released version yet? I got 0.12.0 and if it's in there, it doesn't work for me.

[TheLacus]

Is that feature (linking to c# scripts) in the released version yet? I got 0.12.0 and if it's in there, it doesn't work for me.

No

Here something i'm experimenting with.

[TheLacus]

Version 0.13.0 available on Nexus.

[Jay_H]

A valid quest expression is considered invalid:



Its effect is to display message 1012 once the first spawn happens. I just tested it in 0.10.22 and it works.

[TheLacus]

Thank you for telling me Jay. I'll fix it and update the list of actions and conditions.
New version of VSCode also introduced support for semantic highlighting, which should allow for a better match of TEMPLATE symbols, global variables and everything that doesn't have consistent syntax.

[Jay_H]

Thank you Never urgent but I'm happy to give feedback.

[TheLacus]

Version 0.14.0 is available on Nexus.

This is a quick update to support msg parameter and other actions that have been added recently. I have a few improvements planned but they will be added with 0.15.