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===Single-Player=== | ===Single-Player=== | ||
(after installing a game and map) | (after installing a game and map) | ||
To start a single-player game use one of the [[ | To start a single-player game use one of the [[GamesDownloads#Universal_Downloaders|Lobbies]] for that. A lobby also allows to set more options and can download games and maps, too. | ||
You can also start a game by starting the Spring engine ("Test Spring" in starmenu or "spring" in commandline): | You can also start a game by starting the Spring engine ("Test Spring" in starmenu or "spring" in commandline): | ||
Revision as of 02:37, 12 April 2011
Playing
Spring is an engine! To play, you need at least one Game and a Map installed!
Single-Player
(after installing a game and map) To start a single-player game use one of the Lobbies for that. A lobby also allows to set more options and can download games and maps, too.
You can also start a game by starting the Spring engine ("Test Spring" in starmenu or "spring" in commandline):
Then select a game, map and AI and click "Test the Game"
Not all AIs will operate with every game!
Playing Online
To play online, you need the latest version of the Spring Engine. To join matches run one of the Lobbies
Lan Party
See the dedicated page Playing on a lan.
Useful Hotkeys, Etc.
For the default keyboard layout please look at the Keyboard page.
Bots / AI
Bots are AI controlled players. There are several AI projects in development. Most of them are at a playable stage.
There are bots packed with Spring, so you should already have several AI to fight against.
A list of AIs can be found at: AIs
The Spring Forum
Guidelines For Forum Etiquette
Your question not answered here? Got problems?
Read the Frequently Asked Questions or ask in the Forum
