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Uploaded files which contain one or more text files in formats ranging from TXT to DOC. These files may include documentation, text assets, and order forms. These are partially supported by the Museum's file viewer. All formats are treated as plain text which will cause display issues for more robust formats like .DOC files, though their content is usually still parse-able. New creations should only include text files that are used in conjunction with other files contained in the upload. For new creations avoid generic names like readme.txt as ZZT worlds usually share a directory with many others. Though not required, including some text file with information about your creation is strongly encouraged.
Program Description
This allows you to change a ZZT game's name. The name of the game is what appears at the title screen under "World." Includes source code.
Program Description
Another crucial tool for those wanting to make games. The stuff here, especially Super Toolkit, will certainly help you out. This is the same as the link on the main page.
Program Description
ZZT Under Windows allows ZZT worlds to be run from any folder on any drive with the greatest of ease. It also allows much easier use of Screen Thief, which is a great help for people like me, who need to take a lot of ZZT screenshots. It also has some pretty good help files.
Program Description
This has been added for nostalgic purposes--to show what the earlier version of ZZT looked like. We recommend not using this for playing OR editing games, though it is worth a look.
Program Description
This is the newest version of ZZT, and it is the one you should use to play and edit games. It includes documentation and the 6 original ZZT worlds (Town, Caves, Dungeons, Underground City, Tour and Demo).
