Another way to do this is to edit the DugisGuideViewerZ.toc and look for #Record.lua and then delete the #, save and load up World of Warcraft. At the Character select screen, select a character, ensure that all addons are disabled except dugi guides, reason being, to free up resources and to minimize clutter etc.
Log in to the game with the chosen character.
Type in /dgr limit should output in the chat frame “Dugis Unbound Quest Record Limit”
From now on when ever you accept a quest / world quest it will list out the steps as follows
N Pool of Potions |QID|58431| |N|(npc:157945) in {House of Plagues} (59.13, 73.85)| |Z|1536| |NPC|157945|You will see them when you type /dgr the window should appear, presented with enable check box and Clear Record button, below is the recorded information.
You can interact with it using the mouse and the up down left right direction keys, You can select text and then ctrl + c and paste in to your favorite editor, I use a combination of coders, however it all depends on what code youre coding, for .lua based stuff Notepad++ or Atom from atom.io or Microsoft Visual Code these are all free and they seem very nice, there’s at least a whole arms length of others that you can use.
This recorder simplifies things, it also tracks used items such as quest items, consumables, toys, trinkets etc keep that in mind when tidying it all up.
What I men by tiding it all up is, copying the recorded data and pasting it in to your favorite editor, then saving it as a record1.txt and then pasting it in to your guide.
You now start adding tags, etc.
You can interact with it using the mouse and the up down left right direction keys, You can select text and then ctrl + c and paste in to your favorite editor, I use a combination of coders, however it all depends on what code youre coding, for .lua based stuff Notepad++ or Atom from atom.io or Microsoft Visual Code these are all free and they seem very nice, there’s at least a whole arms length of others that you can use.
This recorder simplifies things, it also tracks used items such as quest items, consumables, toys, trinkets etc keep that in mind when tidying it all up.
What I men by tiding it all up is, copying the recorded data and pasting it in to your favorite editor, then saving it as a record1.txt and then pasting it in to your guide.
You now start adding tags, etc.