Andor's Trail Content Studio [ATCS] - Win/Mac/Linux Content Editor

[Omicronrg9]

Fixed! (For now at least)
It seems I've done one of them without that option activated.Thank you guys for your help.
I will continue working on my ideas and stuff for AT until my free time permits it,and when I think I have enough content I'll post it.
Greetings!

[rijackson741]

If you wish to create maps that link to existing maps, please PM us about where you want to do that. There are many maps that already exist that are not in the released game, so you do not want to conflict with them.

[ace]

installing for first time.. help a little please

it shows this error..

[rijackson741]

Right click on the installer, and select "Run as Administrator".

[Zukero]

You need to have Java installed. Check out the link in the opening post. If you used the windows installer, it should have warned you that it couldn't find Java.

[ace]

Thanks Ri and Zuk, its working.


also how to change font size?

[Zukero]

You can't.
You can try the different look and feel settings in the View menu, or try to play with windows' zooming factor.

[ace]

You can't.
You can try the different look and feel settings in the View menu, or try to play with windows' zooming factor.

oh! ok.

[Zukero]

I just coded some support for font scaling. It'll be part of the next release of ATCS. It doesn't work with all look and feels, so you'll be stuck to using one that works, but it lets you define a float scaling factor (1.0 does nothing, 1.5 gives 150% sized fonts...) that will be applied to most text, but not all. Parts of the code where I set the font size manually (notably the nefarious "Please wait. Loading your workspace..." dialog) are not affected, and potentially the JSON/XML view isn't either.
The dialogue tree/dialogue sketch views already zoom text as part of their standard zooming (right-click drag up and down).

[Zukero]

Forget the previous message, it now scales almost all of the UI, including icons.
There are still some look and feels that don't support it though.
Large screens with mediocre resolutions (low DPI), like my Full HD 27'' can benefit from a 0.8 scaling factor too
I'll release a new version with this feature ASAP.