Sharp
Veteran OT User
Rules:
You may ask for help on how to include them in your mapeditor.
Don't Post Infectious content.
A extension is in XML format
Also post which Version the Extension is for [Client 7.6, 8.5, 8.54 etc] So we may know which version of the Mapeditor it is compatible with.
Alternatively you can always copy/paste the info from a "CODE" below and paste into a .TXT [I Prefer Notepad] file saving it as a XML File
Here are the steps:
-> Open Notepad [This is what I use]
-> Copy the information from the CODE Posted by the user.
-> Paste the CODE into your Notepad Document.
-> File > Save As > "Name.xml" [Example: Plants.xml]
-> It should save in XML file format
-> Place this XML File into your RME Setup folder.
-> Usually this is: C:\Program Files\Remere's Map Editor [This is unless you changed some of the information required in the installation setup, or the directory. See RED at bottom.]
-> Open your Remere's Mapeditor and enjoy the extension.
Please note that if we cannot help you in installing these extensions, you can always visit the Remeres Mapeditor FAQ page which has a list of solutions and guides.
Here is the link: FAQ - Remere's Map Editor (RME) - An Open Source Map Editor for Open Tibia
Have Fun with your new extensions, and don't forget to post screenshots of your Mapping work in the Mapping Section.eace:
<Note to Community> I use Windows, so I am not sure if it is different for Linux or other Operating Systems.
<Note to Moderator> I'm not sure if this is the correct forum, but I feel it suits this forum as it contains people requesting XML Files
You may ask for help on how to include them in your mapeditor.
Don't Post Infectious content.
A extension is in XML format
Also post which Version the Extension is for [Client 7.6, 8.5, 8.54 etc] So we may know which version of the Mapeditor it is compatible with.
Alternatively you can always copy/paste the info from a "CODE" below and paste into a .TXT [I Prefer Notepad] file saving it as a XML File
Here are the steps:
-> Open Notepad [This is what I use]
-> Copy the information from the CODE Posted by the user.
-> Paste the CODE into your Notepad Document.
-> File > Save As > "Name.xml" [Example: Plants.xml]
-> It should save in XML file format
-> Place this XML File into your RME Setup folder.
-> Usually this is: C:\Program Files\Remere's Map Editor [This is unless you changed some of the information required in the installation setup, or the directory. See RED at bottom.]
-> Open your Remere's Mapeditor and enjoy the extension.
Please note that if we cannot help you in installing these extensions, you can always visit the Remeres Mapeditor FAQ page which has a list of solutions and guides.
Here is the link: FAQ - Remere's Map Editor (RME) - An Open Source Map Editor for Open Tibia
Have Fun with your new extensions, and don't forget to post screenshots of your Mapping work in the Mapping Section.eace:
<Note to Community> I use Windows, so I am not sure if it is different for Linux or other Operating Systems.
<Note to Moderator> I'm not sure if this is the correct forum, but I feel it suits this forum as it contains people requesting XML Files