This extension provides syntax highlighting for the Quest Adventure Script Language (.asl
and .aslx
files). Quest is a text-based game engine used to create interactive fiction games, and this extension adds support for its scripting language inside Visual Studio Code.
- Syntax highlighting for the ASL Language (
.asl
) - Syntax highlighting for ASLX (
.aslx
) - Supports Quest scripting keywords, commands, variables, and more
- Includes highlighting for comments, keywords, variables, and string literals
- Open Adventure Script Language on the VS Code Marketplace.
- Click Install to install the extension.
- Download the
.vsix
file from the extension's repository or your local build. - In VS Code, go to the Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X).
- Click the ellipsis (
...
) at the top-right of the Extensions view. - Select Install from VSIX... and choose the downloaded
.vsix
file.
Once installed, the extension will automatically enable syntax highlighting for files with the following extensions:
.asl
for ASL files.aslx
for ASLX files
When you open a .asl
or .aslx
file, you should immediately see syntax highlighting specific to Quest scripting.
Feel free to contribute to the extension! If you'd like to help improve or add new features, submit a pull request. Any suggestions or bug reports are welcome.
- Fork the repository.
- Create a new branch for your changes.
- Make your changes.
- Open a pull request with a description of your changes.
This extension is open-source and available under the MIT License.
- Quest Documentation – for the Quest scripting language reference
- Visual Studio Code – for being an awesome platform for development
If you encounter any issues, please feel free to create an issue on GitHub.
This extension is published by DraigNET Studios.
Thank you for using the Quest ASL Syntax Highlighting extension! We hope it enhances your Quest game development experience in Visual Studio Code.