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== Toolbar ==
== Existing Projects ==
[[File:Projectbrowser-existing.png]]
[[File:Projectbrowser-existing-annotated.png]]


#Save/load
#Go to the "New Project" tab to create a new project
#Create new
#Filters (text and type) [CTRL + F]
#Track selection
#Recently opened projects (right-click to remove from list)
#Show/hide only current project entries
#Size slider [CTRL + scroll]
#Sidebar
#All projects
#Text filter
#Info on the currently selected project
#Type filter
#Editor settings
#Help button


== Filters ==
{| class="wikitable"
[[File:Roottemplatepanel-filters.png]]
|-
|An explanation on editor settings can be found here: [[Editor settings]]
|-
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<p>Entries can be dragged in to a filter folder to organize them and provide a better overview of the root templates.<br>
== New Project ==
New filters can be created via the context menu.</p>
[[File:Projectbrowser-new-annotated.png]]


== Entries ==
#Project type (Adventure or Add-on)
[[File:Roottemplatepanel-entries.png]]
#Project Settings
 
=== Project Type and Settings ===


<p>This simply shows all the entries according to the active filters.<br>
<p>This simply shows all the entries according to the active filters.<br>
Blue entries are the ones that reside in the current (active) project.</p>
Blue entries are the ones that reside in the current (active) project.</p>

Revision as of 09:19, 1 August 2017


Description

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.

A similar browser exists for opening and creating levels: Level browser

Existing Projects

  1. Go to the "New Project" tab to create a new project
  2. Filters (text and type) [CTRL + F]
  3. Recently opened projects (right-click to remove from list)
  4. Size slider [CTRL + scroll]
  5. All projects
  6. Info on the currently selected project
  7. Editor settings
An explanation on editor settings can be found here: Editor settings

New Project

  1. Project type (Adventure or Add-on)
  2. Project Settings

Project Type and Settings

This simply shows all the entries according to the active filters.
Blue entries are the ones that reside in the current (active) project.