08:40, 11th Apr 2008
ZypherXII:

Works fine.
Recommended.

 

Looks interesting

 

Looks nice ill get back to ya once i use it........
A Good Friend of mine once said

 

I'll be waiting for this and wait until it gets approved. Maybe it's now working.. =0 I'll get back to you ok? ==0

 

This one looks nice but it isn't that hard creating the tooltip the way you want.

 

I downloaded this from his website and it works really good, it's definately a very useful tool. 10/10 (Combined with color picker to get more custom colors, this is a godlike tool! (For people who make RPG's anyways (me)))

 

How do i use this tool? After i made my item, i got to Settings, then i click save. But where does the item appear..?

 

You've got to copy what's in the Output and paste it in to the appropriate fields in the World Editor.

 

Thanks alot..! This will come in handy,

 

lol You've got to copy what's in the Output and paste it in to the appropriate fields in the World Editor.

 

The_Silent says:

I'll defently use it if its work, its actually just what i need.

 

Chain.Max.Kill and APU RUS

APU RUS-TOX43
Apu is anti ploce unit
Here are lot of my stafs


This is look intresting\

And man it don`t work on my comp. computer show me this
rune time error 53 file not found
pls answer what i need to do

 

This is one awsome tool
But it takes time getting use to. 5/5

 

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How do i get the item ability into this? Also where is a good place to save it? Cheers

 

Thats pretty sick, I often get really irritated by the tooltips for items and units, you gotta constantly check and test that the words are spaced out correctly. I wonder if there was a way to edit tooltips for units, abilities, and pretty much anything that uses a tooltip for warcraft? (and I mean more efficiently, like with a tool similar to this)

 

Item Creator

wow... easy for creating items... I'll download it and add you to my credits

thanks!

 

Very useful, however before I even saw this I had a thought along the same lines.

I built a rather unprofessional looking version in about 10 minutes. While you could argue yours has a greater range of functionality, looks better, and is more user friendly (all of which is correct) I built mine to handle my specific map. (Which is why it is in no way meant to be used by the public...)

All in all, the only thing this is missing, is the ability to more heavily customize output. Possibly building lists of words which could be integrated into option boxes and checkboxes. (So say I was building a bunch of items, and wanted the first thing in the tooltip to be a classification. It would be nice to be able to quickly add a bunch of option boxes which I could just click to select the rarity)
Yes, I know, you already have a built in provision for rarity/type. But that was just an example.

Oh by the way, I built mine in VB to.

 

Woo VB YEAH

Heh, I'm workin on an RPG in VB, which will probably come out retarded, but with the help of some Photoshopped pictures it should look nice , with some effects based off the timer

Back to topic - How could you create something like this in VB that could affect the texts in wc3???

 

I've been meaning to do this for a while, so I finally spent 20 minutes and did it. I built something you can use to preview generated tooltips! I just finished it so its bound to have bugs, its amazingly simple. You put the tooltip in the left, and the text to the right is the preview.

If you get a weird error its because you need at least .net framework 2. If it still complains, try hunting for 3. The current one is compiled in VB express 2008. I'm going to transfer and compile the code in VB6 as will. The source code has been posted as will. Integration of this kind of thing into the tooltip generator would be most advantageous.

--Got vb6 versions up.

Note: If your lost what to download, just download Tooltip Display.zip. If that errors try the vb6 version. If that errors as will, check that your computer is up to date.

I was kind of rushed on the vb6 version so if anyone spots any problems, tell me.

Edit: Fixed several small bugs involving coloring which (funny enough) only effected the Vb.net 2008 version.
Edit again:Fixed a bug I thought I had fixed before...