EQ2 Editors - Spell Editor
Posted: Sun May 13, 2012 11:12 pm
This is the editor I have been working on off and on for a while now. The final goal is for it to be able to do everything (spells/items/spawns/merchants/traits and so on) but for right now it is just the spell editor. If you set up MySQL (Options->Settings) you can load spells from the DB as well as load required info for spells (skills). The icon selector limits the icons you see based off of how it is opened (you won't see item icons when searching for spell icons), if you just want to look at icons you can open it through Tools->Icon Selector. When searching for spell animations it uses the file spellcast.dat (from the vpl) so it can just be replaced with a newer or older version, however all animation movies (all 4 or so right now) are based off of the DoV client.
The search window (and most other windows) still need work, some where just thrown together but the functionality should be there. This will not insert into the db yet, haven't had the time to test it properly and don't want to mess up any one else's db, it will give you a pop up with the sql to insert it though (should be right some one better at sql might want to check over it), but use it at your own risk.
This was made with the MySQL .NET Connector 6.4.4 (will probably replace that later) and will probably require windows media player.
You can download it from my folder in the tools SVN.
PS - Special thanks to Zcoretri for helping me figure out some mysql .net connector issues
EDIT: changed the link from mediafire to the svn folder
The search window (and most other windows) still need work, some where just thrown together but the functionality should be there. This will not insert into the db yet, haven't had the time to test it properly and don't want to mess up any one else's db, it will give you a pop up with the sql to insert it though (should be right some one better at sql might want to check over it), but use it at your own risk.
This was made with the MySQL .NET Connector 6.4.4 (will probably replace that later) and will probably require windows media player.
You can download it from my folder in the tools SVN.
PS - Special thanks to Zcoretri for helping me figure out some mysql .net connector issues
EDIT: changed the link from mediafire to the svn folder