Rewritten URLs on this mirrored page may not work.Since neither of these programs has a built-in spell checker, I've found tinySpell to be very useful.Ĭheck spelling with tinySpell: a tiny portable free spell checker ⚠️ Content here is for search engine crawlers. Page Index for this GitHub WikiĪbout GitHub Wiki SEE, a crawler enabler for GitHub Wikis as GitHub blocks Some of the content will be scripts it should be obvious what is a script as it is code, but you should spell check any sections of a script that is inside quote marks too (sadly no colours to help you here). This should help you see what is an XML tag, and should be ignored, and what is actual content, and should be spell-checked. The important ones are DEFAULT and CDATA, and I set these to be black and dark grey respectively, and both in bold.Ĭlick save and close, and it should all be a lot more colourful. You can also change the colours used here, by the way. This will tell Notepad++ to treat Quest games as XML. At the bottom, in the "User ext.:" box type "aslx" (without quotes). and on the left side of the dialogue box, select XML.
We can use a feature of Notepad++ to make that easier.
XML tags are surrounded by, and you should ignore everything inside those. If you have never seen it before, it will look pretty daunting. Quest uses XML to organise all the data, and that is what you are now looking it. Right click on the file, and select "Edit with Notepad++". Make a copy of it before doing anything else, just in case you mess it all up! Once both are installed, you should be able to go into Windows Explorer, and find your game file. There is supposed to be an instability issue with the plugin, and you may find Notepad++ warns you about that just ignore it (and hope for the best!). Notepad++ is a text editor, and is useful for editing library files and other things when creating Quest games.įollow the download link, then click Download to download the installer.Ĭlick the "Download DSpellCheck.zip" button. However, it is still vital that you get you game properly beta-tested! Notepad++ Here is a technique that will allow you to spell check your work. The Quest off-line editor has no spell checker, which is a sad failing in a genre that is all about the written word. If working on line, you can add a spell-checker to the browser and it will check the text as you type. Note: This is only applicable to the off-line editor.
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