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PUNTS TOOLBOX.
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Punt's Toolbox is a repository for files and DLL's for the UO EMU community.
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Punt's Toolbox has opened. A simple page with a few tools that the EMU Community might find of use. Included
are World Editor, Reorder, Merge and Diff.
Punt's Toolbox: http://games.gimbo.org/~punt/
| If you are an Ultima Online Emulator user, take a look at Punt's Toolbox. It is a growing list of tools for many of UO's Emulators:
| DLL.ZIP |
14-12-2002 |
2,08M |
Required dll's for using the utilities on windows. Essentially the required QT 3.11 and MSVC 7 dlls |
| qt-mt312.zip |
22-03-2003 |
760kb |
Qt dll version 3.12. They are required for the new versions of the tools |
| World Editor |
04-01-2003 |
46kb |
Allows the user to edit, delete, add items into their Lonewolf world files. Has a robust find/replace capability. In addition, allows one to freeze statics into the mul files (marking the item as "TYPE 255"), including multis. |
| Reorder.zip |
04-01-2003 |
27kb |
Reorder your scp files to new numbers. Eliminate holes in the item numbers, npc, loot list, etc. This will renumber them, and update all the scripts appropriately with your changes (including the world file). It does expect a complete conformance to the "SECTION TYPE NUMBER" standard, and thus a tad of editing is required on Lonewolf scp files before starting (and undoing). But not a lot, and hopefully, Lonewolf will continue to evolve to conform to the standard. |
| Merge.zip |
14-12-2002 |
17kb |
Ever wanted to customize map1.mul? Current map editing tools dont support the new OSI way of patching, dif files. However, this will merge the dif file with the mul file, and have a single mul file your map editing tool expects. So yes, you could customize map1 now if you wanted. |
| Diff.zip |
14-12-2002 |
18kb |
You have your custom mul files, but now you discover the newer emu's are supporting the OSI dif files. But your map tool hasn't been updated yet. No worries, this will generate the dif files for you. It will compare your mul file to the clients, and generate the needed dif files for your changes. |
| Charextract.zip |
19-03-2003 |
26kb |
Allows one to transfer a character with all his items from one world to another. Just supply the directory of the source world, and the destination world. Then select the character, and the account to put it in, and let the program do the rest. This is beta, needs user feedback (especially on any item tags that didnt get serial numbers adjusted). Note: If an item belonging to the character, is in a container not belonging to the character, it will not be copied over. |
| Reset.zip |
04-01-2003 |
14kb |
Ever find your serial numbers getting out of control?
Running out, or just too messy for your liking? This will reset your serial
numbers in your world files to a sequential order, starting at the numbers
you specify. The output world files are wppitems.wsc.serial, and
wppcs.wsc.serial (same directory as the input files). |
| extract.zip |
01-04-2003 |
330kb |
Allows one to extract static, land, and gump images to file
formats you specify. Allows for automatic scaling to a fixed size, or
percentage. Perfect for Web Sites wanting 64 x 64 pixmaps! For land and
static tiles, will also generate a common delimted text file that have the
tile attributes (easily imported into a spreadsheet or table). The files
are individually saved in a gump,land,static subdirectory of the directory
you specify. |
Punt's Toolbox: http://games.gimbo.org/~punt/
| Looks like Punt added a couple new items to his EMU Tool list. If you haven't checked out his one page quicklist lately, go have a look.
Punt's Toolbox.
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