Because of how odd the Quest files are, I had to do a bit of a workaround. See, whenever you render out a Quest game, it makes a file something akin to a .zip file, with the game and all assets inside. And you can actually open this file and find the source code inside. But whenever I've done that, and then opened the source code in an editor, it's completely non-functional unless you go into the code. Not the way I've made games or would want people to poke around mine, because code-crawling is hardly as fun. So I thought, why not just give the project file that I've used for making it out for people, then it should open fine, right? Well, not really. When I downloaded a file and tested it, I got errors on every single room. I don't know what it is.

So now I'm directly linking the files, and going to that link should give you a whole whack of text looking like this: https://gyazo.com/5d3f7941014990f1a536594df1e45cd7 . So then, what you can do is load up the Quest editor with a new game, go into the code view, and paste the whole whack of code in there. Then exit code view, say "yes" to saving your game when it asks, the program should re-load everything, and voila, you'll be set!

It's the best way I can think of to get the code out there like how I've been editing it, as opposed to having to have you crawl through the code to see everything. That's hardly as fun.

Anyway, here:

Fairground: https://dl.dropbox.com/s/xk1vw4mgfw.....Code.aslx?dl=0
Pranks And Some Predation: https://dl.dropbox.com/s/qbab5s8clt.....Code.aslx?dl=0

Have fun! And one other thing, this was done with the latest version of Quest, if you haven't updated or anything.

And also, if you add anything in there, feel free to tell me about it or sommat. I dunno, I like that sort of junk. :B

edit: Links were broken, now they're fixed, huzzah