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SuperTux / flexlay

A flexible editor for 2D games
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Include help and reference inside the level editor #36

Open tobbi opened 9 years ago

tobbi commented 9 years ago

I think including a reference about badguys, good practices etc. could make the editor even greater.

Aka, what does each badguy do, is it burnable, squishable, everything we have on the wiki right now. Since some people who might not have internet all the time might want to create levels as well...

Karkus476 commented 9 years ago

It's an interesting idea, but I think the solution is to have the wiki files written up in HTML and then downloaded with the wiki. Then it should be fairly simple to open these up. Another option is to find a way to display markdown and then the editor can use the current wiki pages

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I think including a reference about badguys, good practices etc. could make the editor even greater.

Aka, what does each badguy do, is it burnable, squishable, everything we have on the wiki right now. Since some people who might not have internet all the time might want to create levels as well...

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Karkus476 commented 9 years ago

Written up in HTML + QWebView?

maths22 commented 9 years ago

I'm thinking the logical way to consider these is as something other than a normal wiki. Really, these should probably be some sort of structured documentation stored in a versioned repository.

Karkus476 commented 9 years ago

@maths22 But in what format to store the documentation? Yes, a submodule would be a good place to put this documentation