Journal editor

Using the Journal Editor

File Menu

_{The File menu}

The File menu allows you to:

• Save the current document
• Save all open (modified) documents
• Reload the current document
• Reload all documents
• Close the current document
• Close all open documents
• Exit the Journal Editor

Project Browser

_{The project browser}

The project browser shows all loaded projects (see the Project Settings Window for more info on project load order) and allows you to browse their journal documents.

Tabs

Quests

_{The quests tab with each component numbered}

The quests tab has the following components:

1. Quest Browser
2. Quest Properties
3. Quest State Browser
4. Quest State Properties

Quest Browser

_{The quest browser with each component numbered}

The quest browser has the following components:

1. Filter
2. Quest Container ^[1]
3. Quest State Container ^[1]

^{[1] Click "+" to add a new entry}

Quest Categories

_{The quest categories tab with each component numbered}

The quest categories page has the following components:

1. Add Row
2. Search
3. Header ^[1]
4. Category ID ^[2]
5. Category Description

^{[1] The row header can be clicked to select a full row for copying, pasting or deleting
[2] This field is unique, duplicate values are not allowed in a column}

Markers

_{The markers tab with each component numbered}

The marker page has the following components:

1. Add Row
2. Search
3. Header ^[1]
4. Marker ID ^[2]
5. Marker Level
6. Marker Target Object GUID
7. Marker Target Object Type
8. Marker Broadcast Level
9. Marker Icon
10. Marker Display Text

^{[1] The row header can be clicked to select a full row for copying, pasting or deleting
[2] This field is unique, duplicate values are not allowed in a column}

Recipes

_{The recipes tab with each component numbered}

The recipes page has the following components:

1. Add Row
2. Search
3. Header ^[1]
4. Recipe ID ^[2]
5. Recipe Title Key (translated string key ^[4])
6. Recipe Title (readonly; translated string's content ^[4])
7. Recipe Description Key (translated string key ^[4])
8. Recipe Description (readonly; translated string's content ^[4])
9. Recipes ^[3]

^{[1] The row header can be clicked to select a full row for copying, pasting or deleting
[2] This field is unique, duplicate values are not allowed in a column
[3] This field uses a custom editor
[4] For more info on translated strings, see the Translated String Key Editor}

Secrets

_{The secrets tab with each component numbered}

The secrets page has the following components:

1. Add Row
2. Search
3. Header ^[1]
4. Secret ID ^[2]
5. Secret Title
6. Secret Description
7. Secret Marker ID ^[3] (see Markers)
8. Secret Broadcast Level

^{[1] The row header can be clicked to select a full row for copying, pasting or deleting
[2] This field is unique, duplicate values are not allowed in a column
[3] This field uses a custom editor}

Searching

Searching - Quests

_{Quest tab searching}

The quest filter textbox allows you to input a string to filter quest categories, quests and quest states by.

There are several filtering options:

• Default: by default, a search will filter quest categories, quests and quest states by name ^[1]
• Prefixed: there are several ways to do an advanced search by prefixing your search by one of the following ^[2]:
  • "a:" (All): The same as a default search
  • "c:" (Category): filter only by quest category name
  • "q:" (Quest): filter only by quest name
  • "s:" (State): filter only by quest state name

^{[1] You can filter by multiple strings by space-seperating your queries
[2] You can perform multiple advanced queries at once by comma-seperating your prefixed searches (e.g. "q: redprince, s: wakeup)}

Searching - Grid

_{Grid searching}

The grid search functionality allows you to search for a string in the currently opened document's grid. To search a string, simply type it in the textbox (space-seperate your search query if you want a field to match multiple strings) and use the "< Previous" and "Next >" buttons to navigate through the grid.