Enabling the Renamer Addon
What is Renamer?
Renamer is a handy addon that allows players to see the custom NPC names for custom content on Nocturnal Souls.
Without it, everything that’s custom simply shows up as NPC
… and that’s not very cool.
How do I get Renamer?
Renamer works with both Windower and Ashita and installs just like any other add-on.
- Create a new directory in the
/addons
directory of Windower or Ashita calledrenamer
. - Create a new directory in the
/addons/renamer
directory calledlists
. - Download the Renamer addon at https://github.com/TeoTwawki/renamer/releases. v1.2 is the current version and works with Ashita v3 and Windower v4.
- Open the
renamer.1.2.zip
that you downloaded. Inside you’ll find multiple folders.- For Ashita, navigate into
renamer-master/ashita/v3
and copy therenamer.lua
from the zip file and place it into your/addons/renamer
directory. - For Windower, navigate into
renamer-master/windower/Addons/renamer
and copy therenamer.lua
from the zip file and place it into your/addons/renamer
directory.
- For Ashita, navigate into
- Download the Nocturnal Souls NPC list (see below) and place it in the
/addons/renamer/lists
directory. - Update your init script to automatically load the Renamer addon. These lines can be added anywhere in the file.
- For Ashita, edit the
/scripts/{your-init-file}.txt
(it’s usually calleddefault.txt
unless you’ve customized it) with the following two lines. These lines should be towards the top of your Addons section./addon load renamer
/renamer load nocsouls
- For Windower, edit the
/scripts/init.txt
with the following two lines. These lines should be towards the top of your script.lua load renamer
renamer load nocsouls
- For Ashita, edit the
Tip
If you cannot find a default.txt
for Ashita or an init.txt
for Windower, you can create an empty text file and edit it.
Getting the Nocturnal Souls List
Current Build: 8 October 2023
Download at https://nocturnalsouls.net/files/nocsouls.lua
(right-click, Save Link As.. if your browser keeps trying to open it as plain text)