I actually just stumbled across this not too long ago. Had a play around with the base game and I liked it. Kinda reminds me of some of the old Quest games I used to play.

I wouldn't mind trying out the editor since I've messed with Quest before and made some things in my free time. That being said is there a downloadable version of the editor guide? It'd be a bit more convenient for me compared to the online documentation since it'd be easier and more readily available to access.

Hey! Thanks for playing, and for your interest in trying out the editor! :)

By downloadable version, I assume you mean a printable/pdf version? I hadn't really expected people to be interested in that; the site comes with the advantages of allowing easy deep-linking to sections, and I can quickly update it in place if needed. But I made a pdf version just now, just for you! Grab it here: https://docs.finmer.dev/FinmerEditorDocs.pdf

It's not a perfect conversion, but I hope it will help you out. And if you run into any issues or have questions, by all means reach out - either here, or the forum (https://finmer.dev/) is a good place for it too.
Happy editing!

Yep, that PDF will be handy. I don't always stay connected to the internet so having an offline document means I can still read up on things even when offline, plus I can always print out key pages such as anything code-related (string mappings and scripts for example) as a handy cheat sheet so I don't have to constantly swap tabs. Considering the number of possible commands that could be used I might need a couple pages at least for important ones. XD