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Whatever your favourite text editor might be, you will want to use it to open a number of different Source file extensions: | Whatever your favourite text editor might be, you will want to use it to open a number of different Source file extensions: | ||
* [[Txt|.txt]] (!) | * [[Txt|.txt]] (!) | ||
* [[ | * [[:category:QC Commands|.qc]] | ||
* [[ | * [[:category:QC Commands|.qci]] | ||
* [[VMT|.vmt]] | * [[VMT|.vmt]] | ||
* [[CFG|.cfg]] | * [[CFG|.cfg]] | ||
* [[RES|.res]] | * [[RES|.res]] | ||
* .manifest | * .manifest | ||
Revision as of 20:04, 5 May 2008
There are loads of simple text editing applications out there, but some are actually more useful than others.
- Notepad is very, very basic but it does come ready-installed with Windows OS.
- Notepad++ is an open source text editor with some very helpful tools and plugins for Source modding. It is free to download.
- ConTEXT
Uses
Whatever your favourite text editor might be, you will want to use it to open a number of different Source file extensions: