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Worldforge :: Develop
http://www.worldforge.org/index.php/develop
Media Repository Usage Guidelines. Bug and task tracker. Are you interested in helping out with developing the system? We're always pining for new developers. Developers of all sizes. Perhaps you know a little bit Python? Or you're familiar with C? Perhaps you're a exellent artist, or a talented 3d sculptor. Might be you're a composer, or a sound technician. You might be good at web design. And so on. The point is: whatever you can do, we welcome your contribution. Getting involved with the community.
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Worldforge :: Community
http://www.worldforge.org/index.php/community
Media Repository Usage Guidelines. Bug and task tracker. WorldForge uses a number of infrastructure services for communicating and coordinating all the various aspects of the project. Below you will find a short description along with links to visit those services. The WorldForge collaborative wiki. Provides bug tracking and feature planning through blueprints that provides an overview and roadmap for various project components. While the development roadmap. You can learn more about how to use Github to...
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Worldforge :: Components
http://www.worldforge.org/index.php/components
Media Repository Usage Guidelines. Bug and task tracker. The Worldforge project is made up of many different components, which initially can be confusing. Creating a virtual world is a daunting task, and there are many areas which require specific technical solutions. We've been going at this for quite some time and has created a collection of libraries and various technologies that we use throughout the project. And Cyphesis the server. Protocol, or the Eris. Client library, or the Mercator.
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Worldforge :: Interface and Controls
http://www.worldforge.org/index.php/play/interface-and-controls
Media Repository Usage Guidelines. Bug and task tracker. Main Command and Information Window. The help window provides information on the most common gameplay commands users will want to make use of. You can access the help window by clicking the question mark icon located in the toolbar on the bottom left corner of the screen. Switching between Interaction and Movement Mode. Navigating and interacting with the world is done in one of two primary. It is important to note that when in the interaction mode...
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Worldforge :: Media FAQ
http://www.worldforge.org/index.php/develop/media-faq
Media Repository Usage Guidelines. Bug and task tracker. Frequently Asked Questions About WorldForge Media. Where is the WorldForge Media Repository? What is Subversion (or SVN)? How do I get a working copy of the Media Repository? How do I checkout the media repository using the command line svn tool? I'm getting an error during checkout - what is wrong? Where is the WorldForge Media Repository? For browsing the repository we recommend that you use the Wombat web frontend. What is Subversion (or SVN)?
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Worldforge :: Technical Overview
http://www.worldforge.org/index.php/develop/technical-overview
Media Repository Usage Guidelines. Bug and task tracker. Clients connect to the servers and provide a representation of the world, handling the players interactions with it. It is not meant to be a stand-alone, single-player game client. While there have been other clients developed in the past currently there is one actively developed client that provides both players and world builders with the most feature complete experience. There are currently two actively developed servers. WorldForge has develope...
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Worldforge :: Development Roadmap
http://www.worldforge.org/index.php/develop/dev-roadmap
Media Repository Usage Guidelines. Bug and task tracker. The server must be able to persist minds. They form the basis of the game play. Minds should be persisted when the server is shut down, and restored when it’s started. Mind data, along with entity data, should be possible to export and share between developers and world builders. It must be possible to edit the minds of NPC live in the world. This forms the basis for any gameplay. There are currently a lot of different entity types for humans. ...
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Worldforge :: Gameplay Guide
http://www.worldforge.org/index.php/play/gameplay-guide
Media Repository Usage Guidelines. Bug and task tracker. The default game we provide is one we call "Deeds". This is a world where we allow the players very large freedoms, but also try to provide both fun and rewarding gameplay. Our aim is also to make the game self explanatory, in that you shouldn't have to know much beforehand before venturing into the world. This is of course something that always can be improved, but it also gives us an excuse for not providing an too in depth description here.
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Worldforge :: Create
http://www.worldforge.org/index.php/create
Media Repository Usage Guidelines. Bug and task tracker. Create your own world. One thing that sets Worldforge apart from most other online worlds is our focus on making sure that anyone can build and host their own world. Since everything we do is Free Software you're free to use all of our code and assets for whatever world you envision. Only your imagination sets the limit. Start out by first installing the Ember. Bring and friend and see what its like to build a world collaboratively!
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Worldforge :: Downloads
http://www.worldforge.org/index.php/downloads
Media Repository Usage Guidelines. Bug and task tracker. Because WorldForge is open source all users have the option to use compiled packages for their operating system or compile their own versions. So should you use a package or compile your own? From the start can be a good approach. Latest release, 0.7.2. Source, tar.bz2. Media, tar.bz2. OSX, (version 0.6.3). Latest release, 0.6.2. Source, tar.bz2. Sign In to Edit this Site.
