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If Strategy and tactics does end up in the Sitemap: remove links to Rushing and Uberweapon in Strategy_and_Tactics | |||
This is a hybrid of the curren Sitemap and what we want to have! | This is a hybrid of the curren Sitemap and what we want to have! | ||
Revision as of 17:15, 8 August 2009
If Strategy and tactics does end up in the Sitemap: remove links to Rushing and Uberweapon in Strategy_and_Tactics
This is a hybrid of the curren Sitemap and what we want to have!
Use this SiteMapThoughts to show large changes in structure you'd like to see.
About
Games
Free/Open Source
- Kernel Panic
- and others
Proprietary
- P.U.R.E.
- Gundam RTS
- and others
==TA-derived== (must own a copy of "Total Annihilation" to legally play)
- Balanced Annihilation
- Complete Annihilation
- NOTA
- XTA
- and others
No longer supported/abandoned
- Xect vs. Mynn
- Nanoblobs
- and others
Source Development (in use as "Development")
- Getting Started Development (might be used as "Engine Development")
- Latest information (changelog, new features, beta versions and so on)
- Mantis (reporting bugs)
- Building spring (would go to "Compiling Spring")
- Github
- Mod and Unit development could become "Game Development"
- General Info
- Introduction to game development (features a brief overview which elements make things work in Spring, how to zip a modfile and so on)
- General_Resources (--> "Resources")
- Tools_&_software_for_make_:map_mod_unit (-->Tools) (needs to be rewritten)
- Unit Development
- Models 3do
- Units:CreateModel (--> Models s3o)
- Unit animation / scripting
- Units:FBI (-->Unit definitions - FBI Files)
- Weapons, Explosions & Misc
- Weapons - TDF files
- CEG Overview (--> Explosion generators (CEG) )
- Misc (this is about all the little topics like cursors, sidepics or radar icons)
- Map development (-->Map creation)
- Lua Scripting
- AI:Development (-->AI Development)
- Mission_development
- General Info
FAQ - In use as "Help"
- Read Me First -->"Installing Spring (Windows)" (as this is the link from the Frontpage for "Windows")
- Installing Spring (Linux) (might be related to "Compiling Spring")
- General guide (I don't think a seperate page for installing on Linux, and general guide for installing on linux is necessary ?)
- Ubuntu install
- Debian etch install
- OpenSUSE install
- Mandriva install
- Gentoo install
- Slackware12 install
- Fedora 10 (external link - maybe copy paste this)
- Getting Started -->First Steps
- Introduction to Spring (what is Springsettings.exe, Spring.exe and so on for & giving an overview of how to add games/mods and maps ; another good Link source)
- Introduction to singeplayer frontends
- Introduction to multiplayer lobbies
- TASClient
- Springlobby
- QTLobby (it might turn out great and currently is one of the few that work ;) )
- AI:Skirmish -->Using AIs
- Using Spring -->User Interface
- Default keyboard layout (maybe redo THAT image)
- Default key combinations
- Explaining advanced controls (like building stuff in a line)
- Lua_Widgets
- Custom Interfaces
- Strategy_and_Tactics (mod descriptions might link to these ; mod devs can write all those if wanted)
- A number of FAQs
Download
Hmm, starting to think we might want to have two seperate pages - one with the structure we want, and one where we fill in what we have... Seanheron 00:30, 8 August 2009 (UTC)
Thought - as a complete sitemap should it also include the rest of the top-bar links ?
Link to "Spring-cleaning the Wiki" project page - for structured discussion
Note also the old categories would roughly map to this structure, with Content going to "Games", Development keeping it's name, and Playing -> "Help". Maps kindof drop out of that structure, but weren't much present previously either. Lua Widgets and AIs I guess stay in "Development" where they've been so far (it can be argued whether that's the right place or not).
Or like so:
Games
Free/Open Source
- Kernel Panic
- and others
Proprietary
- P.U.R.E.
- Gundam RTS
- and others
TA-derived (must own a copy of "Total Annihilation" to legally play)
- Balanced Annihilation
- Complete Annihilation
- NOTA
- XTA
- and others
No longer supported/abandoned
- Xect vs. Mynn
- Nanoblobs
- and others