> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.redmodding.org/wolvenkit/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.redmodding.org/wolvenkit/wolvenkit-app/editor/quest-editor.md). # Quest Editor The Quest Editor is designed to work .questphase files. It enables a node-based workflow: you select a node on the graph editor to edit and inspect its properties.

Wolvenkit's Quest Editor

{% hint style="danger" %} Undo and redo actions are currently **not supported** but are planned. Be careful with your edits and it wouldn't hurt to make periodical backups anyways! {% endhint %} ## **Right-click context menu** **Common actions:** * Duplicate Node: Creates an exact copy of the selected node in the same file, including all its properties, but with a new unique ID and no connections. * Copy Node: Copies the selected node to the clipboard. The copied node can then be pasted in the same file or a different questphase or scene file by right clicking -> Paste Node in the target file. {% hint style="info" %} FYI: When a node from a scene is copied from a scene file and pasted into a questphase file, the resulting quest node is automatically unwrapped from its `scnQuestNode` {% endhint %} * Goto Node: Navigates the graph editor view and selects the specified node ID * Detach Node: Removes all incoming and outgoing connections from the selected node. * Delete Node (Soft Delete): Replaces the selected node with a special '[Deletion Marker](https://nativedb.red4ext.com/c/5548111434222821)' node. This is the default deletion for any signal-stopping node such as a PauseCondition, Choice, etc. This is the recommended way to remove such nodes from quests that have already been published, as it prevents users with existing saves from getting stuck in a signal-stopping node. * Destroy Node (Hard Delete): Permanently removes the selected node from the graph. This is safe to use when creating a new scene, but should be used with caution on signal-stopping scene nodes that are already in use, as it can cause user to be stuck in your quest. * Convert to Phase: Converts the selected nodes and packages them into a Phase node. Does not alter any logic and preserves all incoming and outgoing sockets. * Search: Use the search bar at the top right to search for arbitrary text in the nodes (and inline subgraphs/Phase nodes). Use Enter to cycle between results. **Unique actions:** * Recalculate Sockets for Phase and Scene nodes: syncs new in/out sockets created inside a Phase or Scene. * Add Output for Randomizer node: creates a new output node on the Randomizer node * Add Case for Switch node: creates a new switch case output + condition pair
## Shortcuts | Shortcut | Action | | ------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | `Delete` |

Performs a "soft delete" by replacing the node with a 'Deletion Marker' (soft delete). This only happens if the editor finds the selected node is a signal-stopping node like a Pause Condition, Choice, etc.

If it's a regular (non signal-stopping) node, it will be permanently deleted.

If it's already a 'Deletion Marker', it gets permanently destroyed.

| | `Shift` + `Delete` | Permanently destroys the selected node(s) (hard delete). | | `Ctrl` + `D` | Duplicates the currently selected node. | | `Ctrl` + `N` | Opens the dialog to create a new node. | | `Ctrl` + `G` | Opens the "Go to Node" dialog to jump to a specific node by its ID. | | `↑` `↓` `←` `→` (Arrow Keys) | Navigates between nodes. The editor uses a "smart walk" system that considers both spatial position and connection history to determine the next node to select. | | `Alt` + `Click` on a socket or `Right-click` on a connection | Deletes connection | | `Ctrl` + `C` | Copies the currently selected node | | `Ctrl` + `P` | Pastes the copied node | | `Enter` | **Applies only when search bar is in focus**. When searching, pressing Enter will navigate and select the node containing the next search result (if present) | | `Ctr` + `Shift` + `G` | **Applies only when search bar is populated with an entry**. Navigates you to the current search entry. Useful when you're browsing through results, navigate away, and then want to return back to the result you were on |