What tool did T2 team use when editing scripts?
by Dave Myers · in Torque Game Engine · 10/29/2001 (3:27 pm) · 25 replies
Subject says it all - what tool did they use? Did they use UltraEdit or MSVC++ or Notepad or vi or all of the above?
Just curious,
Dave Myers
21-6 Productions
Just curious,
Dave Myers
21-6 Productions
About the author
Considerable experience developing with Torque-based technologies and produced the first third-party game using any Torque technology (Orbz). Game designer, programmer, and producer, and credits include the innovative title Orbz and the colorful BuggOut.
#22
02/19/2002 (7:48 am)
I made a mod for tribes 2 and I found Tribal IDE to be great. Notepad bothered my eyes after a while :D
#23
This script editor is much more powerful then the textpad and was designed for the Torque engine.
02/24/2002 (7:39 pm)
When I first started scripting I used Notepad or Wordpad, depending on file size. They worked nicely, but when I got the Trible IDE it made it completely easier. Not only do you get highlighted words that set aside what they are, you get multiple-file word search. Plus if setup properly, you can debug the script through the game. Not sure really how to set it up cause I never got it to work but others say it work great.This script editor is much more powerful then the textpad and was designed for the Torque engine.
#24
02/25/2002 (1:10 am)
UltraEdit is very nice, I belive Writer (Lorne) created a plugin file for it, so we could have Tribes script syntax highlighting. Very nice stuff, used it for all the Tribes scripts i wrote for myself.
#25
crazy .. I use visual studio ..
as it is the most powerfull editor I have
with small adjustment it is quite capable of enabling fast editing of the cs files
else when in Linux I like to vi ... cause im so damn fast at it :)
Badguy
02/25/2002 (7:32 am)
hmm ...crazy .. I use visual studio ..
as it is the most powerfull editor I have
with small adjustment it is quite capable of enabling fast editing of the cs files
else when in Linux I like to vi ... cause im so damn fast at it :)
Badguy
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