Quest Templates

It's basically just a quest file containing predefined item, enemy, combo, tile and sprite data, but no maps or screens, that you use as a starting-point for your own quests.

_L_ wrote:It's basically just a quest file containing predefined item, enemy, combo, tile and sprite data, but no maps or screens, that you use as a starting-point for your own quests.

Okay, how do I go about making one. And how come we don't just ask the creater what quest template to use when creating a new quest?

Because including every single one with the program would increase the programs size immensely and be unwieldy for the current interface implementation making it hard to find what you want.

I believe the current beta's implement several basic templates to use.

_L_ wrote:It's basically just a quest file containing predefined item, enemy, combo, tile and sprite data, but no maps or screens, that you use as a starting-point for your own quests.

Blackbishop, I think it has something to do with dungeon walls and floors, but the documentation is vague, and I've never really used it.

franpa wrote:Because including every single one with the program would increase the programs size immensely and be unwieldy for the current interface implementation making it hard to find what you want.

That's not what I'm asking. We can add the templates our self. But rather then importing templates when a quest is created it asks you which one you want to set as the default template for the quest you are about to create.

Old-skool wrote:That's a tileset, he wants a quest template.

Blackbishop, I think it has something to do with dungeon walls and floors, but the documentation is vague, and I've never really used it.

I need to know how to use it too. When I import a quest template, it gets a header error. When I go to Quest->Templates and select the template I want, it doesn't do anything. It just seems useless if it does nothing.

No, that is not a graphics pack. That *is* a tileset, in ZC terminology.