Advanced customization

Updated 27 Feb 2022

3. Advanced customization

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This section discusses the features of QuArK that can be customized without modifying the source code. This mainly includes:

Add-Ons:	lists describing new entity types, new textures, etc. This is what you need to have QuArK support new Mods of the game or new games altogether. Use of the QuArK Conversion Tools (see its section below) can help to create the needed addon .qrk files without having to copy files and write code.

Python:	The language which much of the map-editor is written, and the major components of the Python portion of the editor, quarkpy and plugins.

See the section 'Map editing' for more information about how to use the map editor.

Sections

3.1. Introducing QuArK development (27 Feb 2022)
- - Introduction (27 Feb 2022)
- - .Qrk files (03 Mar 2019)
- - Guide to Typ's (13 Aug 2021)
- - Understanding OOP (05 Apr 2018)
3.2. QuArK Conversion Tools (29 Aug 2020)
- - Conversion Tool (29 Aug 2020)
- - QERadiant .def file (05 Apr 2018)
- - Worldcraft .fgd file (05 Apr 2018)
- - Conversion Tool System (05 Apr 2018)
3.3. New Game Quickstart (28 Dec 2021)
- - Delphi coding (28 Dec 2021)
- - Defaults.qrk (05 Apr 2018)
- - Game Data Addons (05 Apr 2018)
- - Distribution and Aftermath (05 Apr 2018)
3.4. Add-Ons (29 Aug 2020)
- - Elements of an add-on (unfinished) (05 Apr 2018)
- - Add-on standards for new supported games (05 Apr 2018)
- - Using the entity extractor (29 Aug 2020)
3.5. Python (05 Apr 2018)
- - Learning Python (05 Apr 2018)
- - Python Notes (05 Apr 2018)
- - Gotchas (05 Apr 2018)
3.6. Plug-Ins (05 Apr 2018)
- 3.6.1. Plugin Tutorial (05 Apr 2018)
3.7. QuarkPy (29 Aug 2020)
- 3.7.1. Organization (05 Apr 2018)
- 3.7.2. GUI Window (29 Aug 2020)
3.8. Duplicators (05 Apr 2018)
3.9. Documenting QuArK (05 Apr 2018)
- - The Information Base (05 Apr 2018)
- - Information Base Syntax (05 Apr 2018)

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