Development Status: Suspended
Next release date: n/a
ForgottenMapEditor is an otclient module, therefore it depends on OTClient. It is written using otclient's framework with modifications for reading and writing OT binary files and XML files.
This is the development repository. We encourage you to find our buggy code, and please report in any bug you find. Please label your issue report!
- Ahmed "Fallen" Samy f.fallen45@gmail.com
- Eduardo "edubart" Bart edub4rt@gmail.com
- Sam (Summ)
- Mateusz Pawlica (Crypton33)
- Bruno Carvalho (BrunoDCC)
- Christian Johansson (Dalkon)
- Chandler (Red)
- Mark Samman
Licensed under MIT (Also known as "The Expat License"), see LICENSE for more information.
Contributions are always welcome. You're welcome to contribute anything, whether documentation or code.
If you're kind of lost on how to contribute, here is a short guide:
- Make a GitHub account (if you don't have one) - GitHub have guidelines for newbies, so make sure to read them if you're lost.
- Fork the repository
- Commit your changes to YOUR repository.
- Create a pull request (Click the pull request button on top of your fork) or notify me via e-mail f.fallen45@gmail.com
Note: You do not need to re-fork the project when a new change is made to this repository. Use the following git commands:
git remote add https://github.com/decltype/forgottenmapeditor.git upstream
git fetch upstream
Then whenever a new change is pushed into my repository, just use:
git pull --rebase upstream master # pull from master branch
Alternatively, you can use git pull with the repository URL everytime, but it's quicker to just add the remote. Like so:
git pull --rebase https://github.com/decltype/forgottenmapeditor.git master
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Saturday, Dec 7, 2013. (House Dialog Preview)
Warning: OTClient precompiled binaries may not be up-to-date (They're not updated frequently)!
So some of the new features may not work at all.
You most likely would want to go for a compilation from scratch when you want to test/develop the master branch.
After you have a working executable, place it on top of FME folder then run the executable.