ContentDesigner:SpawnScripts - Revision history

Cynnar at 04:21, 16 June 2016

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Cynnar at 19:41, 15 June 2016

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Cynnar at 05:58, 14 June 2016

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Cynnar at 20:53, 26 September 2015

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Cynnar at 02:31, 26 September 2015

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Cynnar at 02:19, 26 September 2015

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Cynnar at 02:10, 26 September 2015

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Cynnar at 07:08, 7 September 2015

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Cynnar at 06:56, 7 September 2015

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Cynnar at 06:56, 7 September 2015

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−	{{PageHeaderChild\|~~Content:Content_Designer~~\|SpawnScripts}}	+	{{PageHeaderChild\|LUA\|SpawnScripts}}

	There are a few ways to create and edit spawnscripts. You can use a program like notepad++, Jabantiz's EQ2 LUA Editor, and the web editor. Although you will have to use the web editor at some point to submit your scripts, it is not necessary to edit or create your scripts on the web editor. If you choose to use a notepad editor, then notepad++ is a great editor to use. My favorite editor is Jabantiz's EQ2LuaEditor, is recommend, and will be used in the guides on this pages.		There are a few ways to create and edit spawnscripts. You can use a program like notepad++, Jabantiz's EQ2 LUA Editor, and the web editor. Although you will have to use the web editor at some point to submit your scripts, it is not necessary to edit or create your scripts on the web editor. If you choose to use a notepad editor, then notepad++ is a great editor to use. My favorite editor is Jabantiz's EQ2LuaEditor, is recommend, and will be used in the guides on this pages.

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−	{{Header\|Assigning ~~SpawnAccess~~\|BackgroundColor=3d78b4\|FontColor=ffffff}}	+	{{Header\|Assigning Spawn Access\|BackgroundColor=3d78b4\|FontColor=ffffff}}
−	~~Coming Soon~~.	+	[[ContentDesigner:SpawnAccess\|Spawn Access]] gives the developer the ability to keep players from being able to see a NPC unless certain conditions are met first.

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 {{Header|Creating Movement|BackgroundColor=3d78b4|FontColor=ffffff}}
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+The [[ContentDesigner:Creating_Movement|Creating Movement]] guide shows how to add movement to a NPC from.
 {{Header|Assigning SpawnAccess|BackgroundColor=3d78b4|FontColor=ffffff}}
 Coming Soon.

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−	{{Header\|~~Calling a~~ Quest\|BackgroundColor=3d78b4\|FontColor=ffffff}}	+	{{Header\|Adding Quest Function\|BackgroundColor=3d78b4\|FontColor=ffffff}}
−	How to [[ContentDesigner:~~Calling_Queest~~\|~~call~~ a quest]] in the spawnscript. If a NPC is to offer a quest then this function will have to be included in the spawn script. This guide will only cover adding the function to the spawnscript, and how to setup multiple quest call functions.	+	How to [[ContentDesigner:Adding_Queest_Function\|add a quest function]] in the spawnscript. If a NPC is to offer a quest then this function will have to be included in the spawn script. This guide will only cover adding the function to the spawnscript, and how to setup multiple quest call functions.

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	{{Header\|Creating Conversations\|BackgroundColor=3d78b4\|FontColor=ffffff}}		{{Header\|Creating Conversations\|BackgroundColor=3d78b4\|FontColor=ffffff}}
	The [[ContentDesigner:Creating_Conversations\|Creating Conversations]] is a guide that covers adding a conversation to a NPC from scratch. It will use an NPC conversation that can be found on EverQuest2 Live or our very own server. Hopefully this will help make things more clear and easier to understand when writing spawnscript conversations. There will also be a conversation that is not on live or the emulator that can be followed along with on a local server.		The [[ContentDesigner:Creating_Conversations\|Creating Conversations]] is a guide that covers adding a conversation to a NPC from scratch. It will use an NPC conversation that can be found on EverQuest2 Live or our very own server. Hopefully this will help make things more clear and easier to understand when writing spawnscript conversations. There will also be a conversation that is not on live or the emulator that can be followed along with on a local server.
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		+	{{Header\|Calling a Quest\|BackgroundColor=3d78b4\|FontColor=ffffff}}
		+	How to [[ContentDesigner:Calling_Queest\|call a quest]] in the spawnscript. If a NPC is to offer a quest then this function will have to be included in the spawn script. This guide will only cover adding the function to the spawnscript, and how to setup multiple quest call functions.

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	{{Header\|Creating Conversations\|BackgroundColor=3d78b4\|FontColor=ffffff}}		{{Header\|Creating Conversations\|BackgroundColor=3d78b4\|FontColor=ffffff}}
	The [[ContentDesigner:Creating_Conversations\|Creating Conversations]] is a guide that covers adding a conversation to a NPC from scratch. It will use an NPC conversation that can be found on EverQuest2 Live or our very own server. Hopefully this will help make things more clear and easier to understand when writing spawnscript conversations. There will also be a conversation that is not on live or the emulator that can be followed along with on a local server.		The [[ContentDesigner:Creating_Conversations\|Creating Conversations]] is a guide that covers adding a conversation to a NPC from scratch. It will use an NPC conversation that can be found on EverQuest2 Live or our very own server. Hopefully this will help make things more clear and easier to understand when writing spawnscript conversations. There will also be a conversation that is not on live or the emulator that can be followed along with on a local server.
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−	~~{{Header\|Calling a Quest\|BackgroundColor=3d78b4\|FontColor=ffffff}}~~
−	~~Coming Soon.~~

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	{{Header\|Creating Conversations\|BackgroundColor=3d78b4\|FontColor=ffffff}}		{{Header\|Creating Conversations\|BackgroundColor=3d78b4\|FontColor=ffffff}}
	The [[ContentDesigner:Creating_Conversations\|Creating Conversations]] is a guide that covers adding a conversation to a NPC from scratch. It will use an NPC conversation that can be found on EverQuest2 Live or our very own server. Hopefully this will help make things more clear and easier to understand when writing spawnscript conversations. There will also be a conversation that is not on live or the emulator that can be followed along with on a local server.		The [[ContentDesigner:Creating_Conversations\|Creating Conversations]] is a guide that covers adding a conversation to a NPC from scratch. It will use an NPC conversation that can be found on EverQuest2 Live or our very own server. Hopefully this will help make things more clear and easier to understand when writing spawnscript conversations. There will also be a conversation that is not on live or the emulator that can be followed along with on a local server.
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		+	{{Header\|Calling a Quest\|BackgroundColor=3d78b4\|FontColor=ffffff}}
		+	Coming Soon.

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−	{{PageHeaderChild\|Content\|SpawnScripts}}	+	{{PageHeaderChild\|Content:Content_Designer\|SpawnScripts}}

	There are a few ways to create and edit spawnscripts. You can use a program like notepad++, Jabantiz's EQ2 LUA Editor, and the web editor. Although you will have to use the web editor at some point to submit your scripts, it is not necessary to edit or create your scripts on the web editor. If you choose to use a notepad editor, then notepad++ is a great editor to use. My favorite editor is Jabantiz's EQ2LuaEditor, is recommend, and will be used in the guides on this pages.		There are a few ways to create and edit spawnscripts. You can use a program like notepad++, Jabantiz's EQ2 LUA Editor, and the web editor. Although you will have to use the web editor at some point to submit your scripts, it is not necessary to edit or create your scripts on the web editor. If you choose to use a notepad editor, then notepad++ is a great editor to use. My favorite editor is Jabantiz's EQ2LuaEditor, is recommend, and will be used in the guides on this pages.

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-There are a few ways to create and edit spawnscripts. You can use a program like notepad++, Jabantiz's EQ2 LUA Editor, and the web editor. Although you will have to use the web editor at some point to submit your scripts, it is not necessary to edit or create your scripts on the web editor. If you choose to use a notepad editor, then notepad++ is a great editor to use. My favorite is Jabantiz's EQ2LuaEditor, is recommend, and will be used in the guides on this pages.
+There are a few ways to create and edit spawnscripts. You can use a program like notepad++, Jabantiz's EQ2 LUA Editor, and the web editor. Although you will have to use the web editor at some point to submit your scripts, it is not necessary to edit or create your scripts on the web editor. If you choose to use a notepad editor, then notepad++ is a great editor to use. My favorite editor is Jabantiz's EQ2LuaEditor, is recommend, and will be used in the guides on this pages.
 The EQ2LuaEditor is available on the [https://svn.eq2emulator.net/svn/eq2tools EQ2Tools SVN Repository] (name: anonymous, no password required) under ''trunk->DBEditors->Jabantiz->EQ2LuaEditor''

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−	There are a few ways to create and edit spawnscripts. You can use a program like notepad++, Jabantiz's EQ2 LUA Editor, and the web editor. Although you will have to use the web editor at some point to submit your scripts, it is not necessary to edit or create your scripts on the web editor. If you choose to use a notepad editor, then notepad++ is a great editor to use. My favorite is Jabantiz's ~~EQ2 LUA Editor~~, is recommend, and will be used in the guides on this pages.	+	There are a few ways to create and edit spawnscripts. You can use a program like notepad++, Jabantiz's EQ2 LUA Editor, and the web editor. Although you will have to use the web editor at some point to submit your scripts, it is not necessary to edit or create your scripts on the web editor. If you choose to use a notepad editor, then notepad++ is a great editor to use. My favorite is Jabantiz's EQ2LuaEditor, is recommend, and will be used in the guides on this pages.
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		+	The EQ2LuaEditor is available on the [https://svn.eq2emulator.net/svn/eq2tools EQ2Tools SVN Repository] (name: anonymous, no password required) under ''trunk->DBEditors->Jabantiz->EQ2LuaEditor''