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Kevin: /* Project Type and Settings */

2017-08-08T19:01:51Z

Project Type and Settings

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	Story (scripting) is not available in add-ons and an add-on is not required to be able to play an adventure.</p>		Story (scripting) is not available in add-ons and an add-on is not required to be able to play an adventure.</p>

	<p>Next to the project name, there are two more possible project settings. Both can later be altered in the Project Settings window ([[Project settings]]). <br />		<p>Next to the project name, there are two more possible project settings. Both can later be altered in the Project Settings window ([[Project settings window]]). <br />
	Story, Arena and GM (Game Master) define our three game modes that are shipped with the game. Each of them is a project we created internally. <br />		Story, Arena and GM (Game Master) define our three game modes that are shipped with the game. Each of them is a project we created internally. <br />
	Selecting any of them in "Load Data From" means that the new project will be dependent on the selection: it will load data, story,... from this project. <br />		Selecting any of them in "Load Data From" means that the new project will be dependent on the selection: it will load data, story,... from this project. <br />

Kevin: /* Description */

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Description

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	<p>The project browser is used for loading and creating projects. Here you can see all existing projects, as well as the different types of new projects you can create.</p>		<p>The project browser is used for loading and creating projects. <br />
			Here you can see all existing projects, as well as the different types of new projects you can create.</p>

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	== Existing Projects ==		== Existing Projects ==
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Kevin: /* Project Type and Settings */

2017-08-02T17:41:06Z

Project Type and Settings

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	Story (scripting) is not available in add-ons and an add-on is not required to be able to play an adventure.</p>		Story (scripting) is not available in add-ons and an add-on is not required to be able to play an adventure.</p>

	<p>Next to the project name, there are two more possible project settings. Both can later be altered in the Project Settings window ([[Project settings]]). Story, Arena and GM (Game Master) define our three game modes that are shipped with the game. Each of them is a project we created internally. Selecting any of them in "Load Data From" means that the new project will be dependent on the selection: it will load data, story,... from this project. In a similar fashion, selecting any in "Target Project For" means that, when someone downloads your published project, it will only be available for use in the game modes you selected.</p>		<p>Next to the project name, there are two more possible project settings. Both can later be altered in the Project Settings window ([[Project settings]]). <br />
			Story, Arena and GM (Game Master) define our three game modes that are shipped with the game. Each of them is a project we created internally. <br />
			Selecting any of them in "Load Data From" means that the new project will be dependent on the selection: it will load data, story,... from this project. <br />
			In a similar fashion, selecting any in "Target Project For" means that, when someone downloads your published project, it will only be available for use in the game modes you selected.</p>

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Kevin: /* Project Type and Settings */

2017-08-02T17:40:39Z

Project Type and Settings

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	=== Project Type and Settings ===		=== Project Type and Settings ===

	<p>When creating a new project, there are two types to choose from: Adventure and Add-on. Adventures are full campaigns, like the main story. When creating your own adventure, you are expected to create your own story, or edit an existing one, and do the necessary scripting. Add-ons are (smaller) projects that can be toggled on/off while playing an Adventure. An example would be an add-on that adds 2 new swords to the game. Story (scripting) is not available in add-ons and an add-on is not required to be able to play an adventure.</p>		<p>When creating a new project, there are two types to choose from: Adventure and Add-on. <br />
			Adventures are full campaigns, like the main story. When creating your own adventure, you are expected to create your own story, or edit an existing one, and do the necessary scripting. <br />
			Add-ons are (smaller) projects that can be toggled on/off while playing an Adventure. An example would be an add-on that adds 2 new swords to the game. <br />
			Story (scripting) is not available in add-ons and an add-on is not required to be able to play an adventure.</p>

	<p>Next to the project name, there are two more possible project settings. Both can later be altered in the Project Settings window ([[Project settings]]). Story, Arena and GM (Game Master) define our three game modes that are shipped with the game. Each of them is a project we created internally. Selecting any of them in "Load Data From" means that the new project will be dependent on the selection: it will load data, story,... from this project. In a similar fashion, selecting any in "Target Project For" means that, when someone downloads your published project, it will only be available for use in the game modes you selected.</p>		<p>Next to the project name, there are two more possible project settings. Both can later be altered in the Project Settings window ([[Project settings]]). Story, Arena and GM (Game Master) define our three game modes that are shipped with the game. Each of them is a project we created internally. Selecting any of them in "Load Data From" means that the new project will be dependent on the selection: it will load data, story,... from this project. In a similar fashion, selecting any in "Target Project For" means that, when someone downloads your published project, it will only be available for use in the game modes you selected.</p>

Kevin: /* New Project */

2017-08-02T14:26:20Z

New Project

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	== New Project ==		== New Project ==
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	[[File:Projectbrowser-new-annotated.png]]		[[File:Projectbrowser-new-annotated.png]]
			</div>
			<sub> The new project browser with annotated elements </sub>


	#Project type (Adventure or Add-on)		#Project type (Adventure or Add-on)

Kevin: /* Existing Projects */

2017-08-02T14:25:50Z

Existing Projects

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	== Existing Projects ==		== Existing Projects ==
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	[[File:Projectbrowser-existing-annotated.png]]		[[File:Projectbrowser-existing-annotated.png]]
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			<sub> The existing projects browser with annotated elements </sub>


	#Go to the "New Project" tab to create a new project		#Go to the "New Project" tab to create a new project
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	== New Project ==		== New Project ==
	[[File:Projectbrowser-new-annotated.png]]		[[File:Projectbrowser-new-annotated.png]]

Kevin at 14:25, 2 August 2017

2017-08-02T14:25:09Z

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	== Existing Projects ==		== Existing Projects ==
	[[File:Projectbrowser-existing-annotated.png]]		[[File:Projectbrowser-existing-annotated.png]]
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	#Editor preferences		#Editor preferences

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	=== Editor Preferences ===		=== Editor Preferences ===
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	== New Project ==		== New Project ==
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	#Project Settings		#Project Settings

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	=== Project Type and Settings ===		=== Project Type and Settings ===

Kevin: /* New Project */

2017-08-02T11:24:30Z

New Project

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	== New Project ==		== New Project ==
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	[[File:Projectbrowser-new-annotated.png]]		[[File:Projectbrowser-new-annotated.png]]
	~~</div>~~
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	#Project type (Adventure or Add-on)		#Project type (Adventure or Add-on)

Kevin: /* Existing Projects */

2017-08-02T11:24:24Z

Existing Projects

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	== Existing Projects ==		== Existing Projects ==

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	~~<div>~~
	[[File:Projectbrowser-existing-annotated.png]]		[[File:Projectbrowser-existing-annotated.png]]
	~~</div>~~
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	#Go to the "New Project" tab to create a new project		#Go to the "New Project" tab to create a new project