Wolf RPG Editor Support (???)

[20kdc]

Possibly support editing of Wolf RPG Editor.

NOTE: This is kind of between a rock and a hard place:

• If it's not open-source, why bother?
• If it's open-source, why can't the existing editor be ported (thus making R48 kinda useless), is the engine portable?
• If it's open-source, and the engine is portable, but the editor isn't, then this makes R48 useful but niche (Wine exists and probably does a decent enough job to remove any need for closed-source requirements from the system effectively, so this isn't even a values argument)
• If it's closed-source (I was unable to find source for the English translation, at least - this is a warning sign to me), why even bother supporting it? Anyone who'd use it can just use it, and anyone who wouldn't won't do so just because R48 can edit it's formats.

(Regarding the consistency with other actions: With VXA and XP, it's possible someone could use R48 to write new CoreScripts, and mkxp exists, so this is more of an "essential RTP component" problem. If the native code of WolfRPGEditor is closed-source, then there is no point. The Ikachan (no relation to Ika) support is more about the refactoring work that went along with it, though it also serves as a decent example backend should one want to understand R48.)

I suspect @Ghabry knows more about the licensing.

[20kdc]

freenode #easyrpg:
<Ghabry> t20kdc: I guess Wolf RPG Editor is propreitary freeware
<t20kdc> Ghabry: ah, thanks
<Ghabry> at least I'm not aware of any sourcecode

...yeah, so, about that license...

[20kdc]

I don't think this is worth it - Editor is freeware, engine is freeware. If a open-source engine replacement comes out, but no editor, then there's a good reason - until then, I guess.