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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]] (!) | |||
* [[Qc|.qc]] | * [[Qc|.qc]] | ||
* [[VMT|.vmt]] | * [[VMT|.vmt]] | ||
* [[CFG|.cfg]] | |||
* [[RES|.res]] | |||
* .manifest | |||
Revision as of 20:16, 2 April 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.
Uses
Whatever your favourite text editor might be, you will want to use it to open a number of different Source file extensions: