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===What It Is===
#Redirect [[Read_Me_First#Getting_.2F_Installing_Games]]
'''Maps:''' those neat places you will play your games in
'''Mods:''' those games you will play on the maps
'''Base ota content:''' material needed to run the games which use content from
the Total Annihilation Product demo and /or Main Product
'''Lua Widgets:''' configured settings for game play. they often make it much
easier to control your troops etc.
'''AI:''' an AI pot to give you an opponent in a game
'''AI (helper):''' an AI that will help you command your units in game
 
===Where It Goes===
<b>Maps</b> go in the Maps folder in your Spring directory
Example: "C:\Program Files\Spring\Maps"
Example Map File: "ExpandedTropics.sd7"
<b>Mods(Games)</b> go in the Mods folder in your Spring directory
Example: "C:\Program Files\Spring\Mods"
Example Mod File: "NOTA154.sd7"
Example Mod File: "NanoBlobs065.sdz"
 
<b>Base ota content</b> is needed for all those lovely Mods like [[NOTA]]. It goes in your Base folder
in the Spring directory.
Example: "C:\Program Files\Spring\base"
An Example File: "otacontent.sdz"
 
<b>Lua Widgets</b> typically go in your Lua > Widgets folder
Example 1: "C:\Program Files\Spring\LuaUI\Widgets"
Some times you will find that they go here: "C:\Program Files\Spring\LuaUI"
Mods also come with widgets in their mod folder altering that is not for beguines so I will
not tell you here.
Example Widget File: "unit_customformations2.lua"
 
<b>AIs</b> The Main kind of AI which will run an opposing enemy player will go in your AI folder
Example: "C:\Program Files\Spring\AI"
Example AI folder {AAI}: "C:\Programs Files\Spring\AI\RAI\"
IT will also likely have a dll fire with will go in your AI > Bot-libs folder
Example: "C:\Program Files\Spring\AI\bot-libs"
Example AI dll File: "RAI.dll"
 
<b>AIs (helper)</b> these ais will go in your AI > Helper-libs folder
Example: "C:\Program Files\Spring\AI\Helper-libs"
Example AI File: "MexUpgraderAI.dll"
 
===What You Want===
 
'''Mods:''' '''[[Balanced_Annihilation| BA]]''', '''[[NOTA]]''', '''[http://s44.koshi.homelinux.net/ S44]'''
The '''[[Complete_Annihilation | CA]]''' mod is nice to have the it needs the CA Dler to be updated. For some the
CA Downloaded is a great asset to their spring experience, to others it is a great hassle
NOTA will need the OTA content.
 
'''Maps:''' Tabula-v2, Comet Catcher Redux, DeltaSiegeDry (only because it is overplayed),
  Maps for NOTA: Small Supreme Battlefield Dry, ExpandedTropics, Tempest,
  Maps for S44: 1944_Kiev_V4
  Less regular maps: Tropical, Titan-v2, rysia, Green_Fields
 
'''Lua Widgets:'''
<b>unit_customformations2.lua</b>: Lets you draw orders in a line formation by dragging the mouse
while button is held down. Lets you draw attack lines, move lines, fight lines, unload
lines. Units/orders will be spread out along the line you draw
<b>gui_clock.lua</b>
<b>unit_immobile_buider.lua</b>: for BA and CA, not for NOTA sets keeps certain units active
<b>unit_stockpile.lua</b>: auto loads anti nuke silos and other such units not needed but very
useful
<b>Transporter_2.lua</b>: auto mathematically moves units with move orders which are guarded by a
transport with the transport nearly invaluable once you get a handle for every thing else
you need to do
<b>gui_build_eta.lua</b>: gives you eta for things under construction very useful but not needed
<b>unit_improved_metal_maker.lua</b>: helps metal makers run not needed but very helpful
<b>[http://spring.clan-sy.com/wiki/NOTA#Team_Speak Team Speak]</b> Lets you speak to your allies while in game
 
===What To Know===
 
If you use TASClient to find games hit F1 for help.
NOTA has some Single player missions.
S44 has a decent AI created for it.
SWIW has a decent AI created for it.
Many mods have "chicken modes" or "Space Bug modes" which are basically a  defense against waves of forces.
'''drawing messages''' on  the game map while in game uses "~" (found under
the Esc key)and the left
mouse button.
Hold the "~" key and Single click your wheel button to place a point on the map and double
click to place a point with text. Use "~" and the right mouse button to erase.
 
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