Ok, version 0.302 is up and available.   It has several changes that you can see in the changelog in the OP.   I have an edit button for most lists, but it hasn't been implemented yet.  That is on my to-do list.    The delete works, and the objective order works.   I have also updated the quest I uploaded before with a new improved quest.

Enjoy.   Please report bugs here.   Thanks!

Working on loading a quest and allowing you to edit.     Not everything will be editable.  For example some of the auto generated objectives it doesn't make sense to edit them.  In fact, I may make the user delete them if they edit the related objective.    

I want to also add a tutorial so that people know how to use the quest wizard.   What do you think YouTube video tutorial or a pdf?

I recommend in-wizard tool-tips.

So this leads to a really good question, how should I do modded units.  Currently I pre-populate the lists with the information from the game directories.  I do leave the fields editable so you can type in the unit names, item names, etc, but it would be cool to be able to have all the units (vanilla & modded) show up in the encounter list for example.  Any thoughts on this?

The only problem with that is that we don't adhere to any naming scheme, so I wouldn't know to look in a certain file for unit types for instance and another for spell types.  Where with the vanilla files I know exactly which files to look at.    I guess I could make the user specify what file is what, but that seems a little overboard.   Perhaps I could "require" a certain file structure - units in a unit folder under the mod, spells in a spell folder, etc.

Thanks for the ideas...I'll keep them rolling in my head so we can figure out what is best. 

Fair enough.   to be honest you are the one who would benefit most from the adding of modded unit names & items to the lists and I am not sure there is a great way to make it work easily.  I'll leave it on the to do list, but not for the next release.

The name for the units  is a possibility.  I do this already for a unit that is given as a "reward", and I can see why we would want that for the encounter foes as well.

I'm not sure I understand the bug  you are seeing.   Are you saying that the actual text "optional" is showing up in the text field you are filling in?  Not the watermark, but appending it to your text?

Need to know if you're into the direction I'm taking before continuing to add details, and if there are any further changes planned for the layout:

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Personally not much into the Tribal font but I think it looks ok.

When all is said and done I will send you individual images for different elements.

Version 0.307 released - Fixed a bug with the Objective order screen.  It wasn't saving any changes you make.  

It actually is a single page now, I am just hiding the main window buttons when the user is creating a quest.  I like the design you have there though.  It looks really good.  

Also, I don't know that it matters for your design, but you definitely have to create the objectives before doing the order (the order is the order of the created objectives).

What do you think about the size for the app.  Should we allow the app to be resized?   What should the default size be?  some of the quest editing windows need at least 700 px width right now.   I was hoping to make it so that 1024x768 could still work, but maybe that is not a realistic limitation, does anyone still use that resolution?

Currently I let the user resize.  I actually use it fullscreen when I am doing stuff, but it is not necessary.   Please do check it out sometime, it can already create quests and has come a long way since the first version.   I am not very creative when it comes to quest creation, so I am anxious to see what the other forumites can come up with.

Sounds good.   I can add the graphics as soon as you have them ready.  The more I look at the layout you've presented the more I like it.  

Here is my simple screen shots in preparation for the real graphics.  I've moved the controls so that I can quickly integrate your new stuff.  

We could have the save quest there, but you can't actually save anything until you create or load something, so it seems a little off.  I suppose it could just be disabled until it can be used.  My original idea was you went through each step (in some order) and you finish off by viewing/saving your quest.   I think putting the save button away from the other controls might mean people forget to save more often. :shrug:

 So no picture on the save page.  Just black background (well, 30% opaque black);

Yes, let's replace simple wizard with Exit for now.

Active and hover states would be good, but not strictly necessary.   I really like the outline on the words for the buttons on the main page.