Wartbed:Manual
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# [[Wartbed:Manual/Booting and shutting down WARTBED|Booting and shutting down WARTBED]] | # [[Wartbed:Manual/Booting and shutting down WARTBED|Booting and shutting down WARTBED]] | ||
# [[Wartbed:Manual/Models and Actors|Models, Actors and Props]] | # [[Wartbed:Manual/Models and Actors|Models, Actors and Props]] | ||
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WARTBED is very much in development. Even so certain structures and usages are relatively completed and should resemble their finished state.
Notes on reading the manual
- Unless otherwise stated all type names are subsumed under the wb namespace, f.i. "Order" should be read as "wb::Order".
- Nested namespaces are provided; f.i. "mvc::Controller" should be read as "wb::mvc::Controller".
Sections
Framework fundamentals
- Naming and other conventions used in WARTBED
- Booting and shutting down WARTBED
- Models, Actors and Props
- Targets and Orders
- The Theatre of War
- Contexts and RuleSets [Forthcoming]
In-depth guides
- Creating a module 1: Importing game data and converting to WARTBED format [Forthcoming]
- Creating a module 2: The Module, Campaign and Mission scripts [Forthcoming]
- Creating a module 3: The Unit and Weapon scripts [Forthcoming]
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