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Toggleable with Ctrl + N (or View > Toggle notes) the script text editor's notes panel lets you keep general notes for each quest. A .txt file is saved/loaded to/from ''notes\quest_title notes.txt''
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Toggleable with Ctrl + N (or View > Toggle notes) in the script text editor, the notes panel lets you keep general notes for each quest. A text file is saved/loaded to/from ''<quest_title> notes.txt'' in the notes folder.
  
 
==Defining Terms==
 
==Defining Terms==
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* ''55 := Timer thread'' defines function 55, and any other instances of 55 (such as arguments passed to opcodes like jmp/call) as "Timer thread".  
 
* ''55 := Timer thread'' defines function 55, and any other instances of 55 (such as arguments passed to opcodes like jmp/call) as "Timer thread".  
 
* ''R0 := Quest start'' defines register 0 and <r0> in strings as "Quest start"  (''r0:=Quest start'' would do the same, since term names are not case-sensitive and surrounding whitespace is ignored.)
 
* ''R0 := Quest start'' defines register 0 and <r0> in strings as "Quest start"  (''r0:=Quest start'' would do the same, since term names are not case-sensitive and surrounding whitespace is ignored.)
* ''sync := wait 1 frame'' assigns the tooltip "wait 1 frame" to the sync opcode.
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* ''sync := Wait 1 frame'' assigns the tooltip "Wait 1 frame" to the sync opcode.
  
==Font/Color==  
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==Formatting Options==  
 
Font and text/background colors can be customized by right clicking the top of the panel.
 
Font and text/background colors can be customized by right clicking the top of the panel.

Latest revision as of 00:25, 26 December 2025

Toggleable with Ctrl + N (or View > Toggle notes) in the script text editor, the notes panel lets you keep general notes for each quest. A text file is saved/loaded to/from <quest_title> notes.txt in the notes folder.

Defining Terms

Labels, registers, opcodes, and other whole word terms can be assigned to tooltips which display when hovering over the term. Examples:

  • 55 := Timer thread defines function 55, and any other instances of 55 (such as arguments passed to opcodes like jmp/call) as "Timer thread".
  • R0 := Quest start defines register 0 and <r0> in strings as "Quest start" (r0:=Quest start would do the same, since term names are not case-sensitive and surrounding whitespace is ignored.)
  • sync := Wait 1 frame assigns the tooltip "Wait 1 frame" to the sync opcode.

Formatting Options

Font and text/background colors can be customized by right clicking the top of the panel.