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== Prerequisites == | |||
Ensure you have a '''64 bit version''' of Python 3.'''6+''' before continuing. You will not be able to install or launch EventEditor otherwise. | |||
Older versions of Windows such as Windows 7 are not recommended because of incompatibilities in the Qt library; you may need to manually install an older version of PyQt5 if you are on an old OS. | |||
== Installing == | == Installing == | ||
# Install PyQt5. | |||
#* If you're on Linux, use your package manager. The package for Debian is called <code>python3-pyqt5</code>. You will also need to install <code>python3-pyqt5.qtwebengine</code>. | |||
# | #* If you're on Windows, install the <code>PyQt5</code> package. {{Install py package help|package=PyQt5}} | ||
# Install the <code>eventeditor</code> package. {{Install py package help|package=eventeditor}} | # Install the <code>eventeditor</code> package. {{Install py package help|package=eventeditor}} | ||
Revision as of 19:23, 18 September 2018
Prerequisites
Ensure you have a 64 bit version of Python 3.6+ before continuing. You will not be able to install or launch EventEditor otherwise.
Older versions of Windows such as Windows 7 are not recommended because of incompatibilities in the Qt library; you may need to manually install an older version of PyQt5 if you are on an old OS.
Installing
- Install PyQt5.
- If you're on Linux, use your package manager. The package for Debian is called
python3-pyqt5. You will also need to installpython3-pyqt5.qtwebengine. - If you're on Windows, install the
PyQt5package. [CLI help]
- If you're on Linux, use your package manager. The package for Debian is called
- Install the
eventeditorpackage. [CLI help]
The editor can now be launched with the eventeditor command. [help]
Enabling auto completion support
To avoid having to type actor, parameter, action and query names manually, EventEditor has built-in support for auto completion.
To enable the feature, the program must be configured to look in the game's content files by adding:
[paths]
rom_root=/path/to/game_rom
to EventEditor's configuration file, where /path/to/game_rom is a path such that /path/to/game_rom/Pack/Bootup.pack/Actor/AIDef/AIDef_Game.product.sbyml exists.
An easy, recommended way to get the required file structure without extracting every archive is to use botwfstools.
Configuration file
The configuration file is stored:
- On Linux or macOS: at
~/.config/eventeditor/eventeditor.ini - On Windows: at
%APPDATA%/eventeditor/eventeditor.ini