Whilst recently posting a few new builds on my guild forums I was surprised by how many people are confused about what to do with a build template, where to save the file and sometimes (amazingly) where to find their GW folder. It made me realise that whilst a person may be very good at playing guild wars, that person might not be as good regarding computers.
So I thought I would make a tool to help those gamers who are not so good with computers, something really simple where they could just copy/paste a build template and have it saved into the right place.
And here it is; GW template tool v1. (or GWTT for short)
The tool is pretty much foolproof. There are no settings to mess with, it's just a case of pasting the build code into GWTT, naming the build and pressing save. GWTT reads the correct path of Guild Wars from registry and saves the file accordingly. It's as simple as that. GWTT is a stand alone executable so it requires no installation, just unpack and run.
I know some of you will wonder why a tool like this is needed but as I mentioned, not everyone is good with computers, so I'm sure some players will find it useful.
Download: GW Template Tool v2
MD5 checksum: 94c2f9ce6c187a317b85d0d4ac1d71a1
GWTT is freeware and free from any spyware/malware or viri. GWTT can be freely hosted/distributed, all I ask is that I am credited with it.
Changes from v1 -Recoded from scratch in vb6 resulting in a filesize reduction from 320k to just 32k -Added existing file check -Added status display