Journal editor

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Description


Using the Journal Editor


File Menu

JournalEditor Menu File.png

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

JournalEditor ProjectBrowser.png

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

JournalEditor Quests.png

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
JournalEditor Quests Browser.png

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

JournalEditor QuestCategories.png

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

JournalEditor Markers.png

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

JournalEditor Recipes.png

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

JournalEditor Secrets.png

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

JournalEditor Search Quests.png

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

JournalEditor Search Grid.png

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.