Getting Spring Content and Links

Content download websites for Spring

Where files go, Their purpose (Maps. Mods, Lua Widgets, Base ota content, AIs)

http://spring.jobjol.nl << a favorite site for getting Spring content - thanks to JJ

http://www.springinfo.info/ << a Spring Player's Portal (does not represent all Spring Development but is quite helpful)

http://spring-portal.com/ << a nice Spring site with a short Getting Spring to play tutorial + more - thanks to BLC

http://www.tasdownloads.com/ - thanks to M_A_D

http://www.darkstars.co.uk/downloads/ << Has the best bandwidth you will get - thanks to AF (a Dev with a running Spring blog)

http://evolutionrts.info/maps/ - thanks to AF

http://www.unknown-files.net/spring/ << one of the most popular sources for Spring content until its prolonged downtime - thanks to iamacup.

Developer Sites

Note that some Mods just use the Message board and not a site.

http://springlobby.info << The Site for the Devs who work on the SpringLobby which lets us play together << there u can write a ticket if some thing [about the lobby] needs fixing.

http://trac.caspring.org/wiki/sd << CA mod site << The link for DLing the CaUpdater - you can also write a ticket about some ting CA needs fixed

http://nota.strategyboards.com/ << NOTA's Independent forum and Bug Report site

General Links For Spring

http://springladder.no-ip.org/ << Ladder game Ranks + Scores

http://www.portforward.com/ << see our wiki on port forwarding to make use of this

http://modinfo.adune.nl << gives detailed info for mods <> (if some mod is missing, PM at TradeMark). Modinfo has also an "error reporting" tool, which shows errors in the TDF files, like missing ; marks. "find errors" utility shows several types of errors, and other useful information about cleaning up your mod.

http://replays.adune.nl << for getting and uploading replays - note: 2 see a

replay you will need the Map and Mod played

http://pastebin.com << used for easily sharing code, or large blocks of text

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