Adventure editor

[cagenutzinc]

Adventure editor

Does any one know where I can learn to use the adventure editor? Preferably online. I have a wife, kids, dog, cat, white picket fence...you know, the whole American dream thing, so I have limited time. I amm incredibly interested in creating my own quests so the kids and I can play them. Thanks

 

[Gamewidow]

trial and error my friend eace:

 

[petra_silie]

There is the D'Jinni Wiki which was created from the manual / guide. You can discuss certain problems in our D'Jinni adventure forumGL :wave:

 

[Corylea.723]

The Djinni wiki, which Petra pointed you to, is a very valuable resource. But even with the wiki, Djinni isn't something you can learn in a few minutes online. The folks from Red Flame Interactive (the people who made the "Deception" adventure) have made a number of tutorials for Djinni, and those show you how to start a new module, create a character, make a quest, and so on, with screenshots of what your Djinni editor should look like during each step. Those things are great, and really help you get started. It all fits together, though, so you have to work with it for awhile before things just sort of jell in your mind.You CAN do it, but I'm afraid it's not the quick-and-easy thing you were hoping for.

There is the D'Jinni Wiki which was created from the manual / guide.

I'd say that it was created from the sweat of the Red Flame folks and the modders who came after them; the manual was a short and laughable affair.

 

[cagenutzinc]

Thanks everyone...not really looking for quick...just easy!! Us old folks over 40 don't learn new tricks very well

 

[Seeker.217]

Thanks everyone...not really looking for quick...just easy!! Us old folks over 40 don't learn new tricks very well

Trust me your never to old to learn new things

 

[Gamewidow]

many of us here are over 40 ... we just bit the bullet eace:

 

[Corylea.723]

Thanks everyone...not really looking for quick...just easy!! Us old folks over 40 don't learn new tricks very well

Nonsense! I'm over 50 and find that learning new things is great fun. You, too, can have fun with Djinni, even if it isn't entirely easy.