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Revision as of 04:54, 25 November 2010
Getting Started on Windowsto get you're first game on Spring, you need to download at least one mod and one map. Go to SpringFiles and download a map and save it to <Spring installation dir>\maps Then download a mod and place it in <Spring installation dir>\mods. Start the game trough the "Test Spring" Shortcut, select the map and mod you've downloaded and select an ai, KAIK for example. Then click on "Test the Game" to play! Have fun! If you've problems, please look at the Trouble-FAQ! |
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