Browse Detail - Utility
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MS-DOS Program to convert a GIF image into ANSI.
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ASC2BRD is a small utility that can be used for converting ASCII and ANSI graphic screens to ZZT boards (60 characters on each line in an ASCII/ANSI file because of ZZT's board size). This can be very useful if you draw using an ANSI drawing utility, such as TheDraw.
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A very useful ASCII character list. Run it before you go into ZZT, then hit ALT+A to bring it up while you're in ZZT. Very useful for long #char animations or anything else #char-related. We recommend this over any other ASCII chart since you can view this at any time.
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MS-DOS program to convert images drawn with the program "The Draw" to ZZT boards. The Draw is also included with this zip file.
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A modification of ZZT which removes the sound effect played when the player touches water, as well as the messages from touching water, fake walls, or forest.
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With this, you can create your own fonts for ZZT! This can be useful to create graphical text screens and use the full potential of the 256 given characters.
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An alternative font editor for creating custom graphics for ZZT worlds.
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Plays ZZM music files. Now with better representation of 64th notes, better screen updating, and many other features. Does not appear to list files correctly in DosBox leading to crashes.
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iBag is a utility created by the mastermind behind games such as Voyage of Four and Banana Quest, WiL. It makes creating inventory-managing objects in ZZT less troubling. Inventory systems have been used in many games (eg. Fantasy World Dizzy) and this utility will make your inventory-creating easier. It's not very complicated to use, provided you read the instructions thoroughly.
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A ZZT file manager. Create categories and use them to organize your ZZT worlds. The vague documentation makes this very difficult to use.
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An updated version of this ZZT file manager. The interface is easier to use, but it continues to not explain links and categories and addresses and what all this means for launching your ZZT worlds through it.
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A very early release of the KevEdit ZZT editor. It can't do much of anything, but was released in its time to help contestants in the "Interactive Fantasies 24 Artistic Hours of ZZT" competition with its ability to easily use STK colors and place objects.
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The DOS version of KevEdit. Recently, KevEdit has become quite a program, especially with the latest version. It is easy to use, and it runs on most any operating system with ease. Though it is not updated too often, when it IS updated, it comes with many new features and many bug fixes.
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The Windows version of KevEdit. Recently, KevEdit has become quite a program, especially with the latest version. It is easy to use, and it runs on most any operating system with ease. Though it is not updated too often, when it IS updated, it comes with many new features and many bug fixes.
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I had trouble letting go of projects I liked but knew I would never finish. So I made a batch file that would help me kill those projects.
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This little utility allows you to set the health, keys, ammo etc. that the player starts the game with. This can be done with ZZTAE or KevEdit, but LZZUtil's Windows interface is quicker and more compact.
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MuzMak: A utility for stringing together #play commands
TikMak: A utility for animating text at the bottom of the screen in various ways
MouseMak: A demonstration of useful mouse control in ZZT
ProgMak: Intended to be a collection of (mostly graphical) ZZT coding tricks.
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An incomplete set of utilities, including a save game editor and a lock protection remover. Nice interface (for a ZZT utility) but unfortuneatly, not finished.
