Make sure the data/database directory exists. To get started with a clean setup, open up a shell, navigate to this project, then run: Python 3.6 or higher and Pipenv are required to run this project. Directories such as data/database are assumed to be relative to your cloned repo. The data directory needs to be created in the same directory as your git clone, so for this example that would be c:/tqdb/data.
#TITAN QUEST ATLANTIS SKILL CALCULATOR MANUAL#
Next, set up the ARZ Database by following only item 1 of the Manual Setup instructions below.ĭuring the setup we're going to use the following example paths: Please report an issue describing your setup if it doesn't work for you. It will (currently) not work for other installation setups. The prepare.py module automates most of the setup required, with the exception of the ARZ Database.Īutomated setup assumes that you have Titan Quest Anniversary Edition installed through Steam. A single sprite image along with a CSS sprite sheet containing all the graphics for the equipment available in the JSON file.A single JSON file (per locale) containing the data (equipment, sets, skills, boss loot, etc.).
The result is two files containing all in-game information: That, and a desire to create a smoother equipment database running on some more modern technologies, prompted me to start breaking down the ARZ and ARC files that make up the in-game content for Titan Quest. With the recent pick up by Nordic Games there are changes being made to the database that are no longer reflect in the other databases that are still around (most notably GameBanshee). Titan QuestĪlthough the base game Titan Quest was released in 2006 and the expansion Immortal Throne in 2007, I, as many others kept playing it throughout the years. TQDB is a Python parser written for the extracted content of Titan Quest, currently owned by Nordic Games.
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