Report, edit, etc...Posted by .Coko[CK] on 2005-03-22 at 07:01:05
SCMDraft 2 - Quick Guide
Basic Info;
Note:
#1 = TrigEdit is a completely text based Trigger Editor, just as this writing is, so that you do not get any of the GUI dropdown menu's of StarEdit, nor the type and click of StarForge, you write everything in.
Try viewing a map with a limited number of triggers already to see how it functions and how to work with the Editor.
[TrigEdit is also required to be in a set sub-folder of SCMDraft 2 to work, or has to be currently. Whever you've placed SCMDraft, create a sub-folder called "plugins" and place TrigEdit within that, and it'll work.]
#2 = Just a guess of mine, and a guess based on how SI seems to work this project, and the fact that the placement of TrigEdit as a plugin is appropiate, since you'll never download both as a package (wink wink, maybe do that?)
Basic Info;
- SCMDraft 2 doesn't come with a Trigger Editor (in its basic form from our Download Database),
- TrigEdit is a plugin for SCMDraft 2 that provides Trigger and Briefing Options (currently beta and with a couple of errors), #1
- SCMDraft 2 will always have TrigEdit as a plugin, so you'll need to download the correct version of TrigEdit for the correct version of SCMDraft 2 (this is normally obvious), #2
- SI is the creator of SCMDraft 2,
- DW is the creator of TrigEdit,
- SCMDraft 2 is still a beta project, which is still active,
Note:
#1 = TrigEdit is a completely text based Trigger Editor, just as this writing is, so that you do not get any of the GUI dropdown menu's of StarEdit, nor the type and click of StarForge, you write everything in.
Try viewing a map with a limited number of triggers already to see how it functions and how to work with the Editor.
[TrigEdit is also required to be in a set sub-folder of SCMDraft 2 to work, or has to be currently. Whever you've placed SCMDraft, create a sub-folder called "plugins" and place TrigEdit within that, and it'll work.]
#2 = Just a guess of mine, and a guess based on how SI seems to work this project, and the fact that the placement of TrigEdit as a plugin is appropiate, since you'll never download both as a package (wink wink, maybe do that?)
Report, edit, etc...Posted by SI on 2005-03-22 at 07:43:32
I'll add something to this.
Starting with 0.5.0 trigedit will not load if it is incompatible with the scmdraft version.
In a future version trigedit will become directly implemented in scmdraft, however if there are others who wish to make plugins I will not remove the plugin interface.
Starting with 0.5.0 trigedit will not load if it is incompatible with the scmdraft version.
In a future version trigedit will become directly implemented in scmdraft, however if there are others who wish to make plugins I will not remove the plugin interface.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by BeeR_KeG on 2005-03-22 at 09:33:40
QUOTE
#2 = Just a guess of mine, and a guess based on how SI seems to work this project, and the fact that the placement of TrigEdit as a plugin is appropiate, since you'll never download both as a package (wink wink, maybe do that?)
I downloaded both SCMDraft and Trigedit in the same package back in 0.4.X . Maybe do this once the public version of 0.5.5 si released.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by SI on 2005-03-22 at 10:13:20
the public prerelease and pubic final will be zipped together, just the internal site has it seperate for technical reasons
Report, edit, etc...Posted by LegacyWeapon on 2005-03-24 at 12:58:05
And how would one make a plugin for SCMD2 anyhow 
Report, edit, etc...Posted by SI on 2005-03-24 at 13:09:48
you ask me nicely for the interface specs and then you have everything you need to make a plugin dll 
Report, edit, etc...Posted by .Coko[CK] on 2005-03-26 at 07:41:28
Then you write a program plugin for SCMD2 and make sure it works and is bug proofish.