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diff --git a/modding/getting-started.md b/modding/getting-started.md index b9ee1f5..17f50aa 100644 --- a/modding/getting-started.md +++ b/modding/getting-started.md @@ -1,27 +1,30 @@ -# Getting Started with Modding +# Getting Started ## Basics -This guide assumes you have basic understanding with programming and know how to use developer environments. -Listed below are tools useful for exporting file formats + +This guide assumes you have basic understanding with programming and know how to use developer environments. Listed below are tools useful for exporting file formats If you'd like a more lengthy set of tutorials covering many topics. Look at: -{% content-ref url="modding/getting-started-with-modding"} -[modding-tutorials](tutorials/modding-tutorials.md) -{% endcontent-ref %} +{% content-ref url="tutorials/modding-tutorials.md" %} +[modding-tutorials.md](tutorials/modding-tutorials.md) +{% endcontent-ref %} > TODO: Actually link tools + ### Tools + * RSPNVPK * Cra0 VPK Tool (Titanfall VPK Tool) * Legion by DZXTPorter ## Quick start + In order to get started with making your mod, create a folder in `R2Northstar/mods`. While it isn't required, it is best practise by mod authors to follow the naming scheme "Author.ModName", such as "Northstar.Client". After making this folder, inside it add a folder named `mod` and a file named `mod.json`. -Provided is a template `mod.json`, for a detailed list of values read [Cheatsheet](./cheatsheet.md) +Provided is a template `mod.json`, for a detailed list of values read [Cheatsheet](cheatsheet.md) ```json { @@ -35,7 +38,7 @@ Provided is a template `mod.json`, for a detailed list of values read [Cheatshee } ``` -Inside the `mod` folder, existing files found in the engine's virtual file system will be overwritten and new files can be added. If you need to define new Squirrel files (.nut/.gnut) they *must* be declared in the `"Scripts"` array in `mod.json`. An example for this might be: +Inside the `mod` folder, existing files found in the engine's virtual file system will be overwritten and new files can be added. If you need to define new Squirrel files (.nut/.gnut) they _must_ be declared in the `"Scripts"` array in `mod.json`. An example for this might be: ```json "Scripts": [ @@ -58,6 +61,6 @@ Inside the `mod` folder, existing files found in the engine's virtual file syste ] ``` ->TODO: Create and link Squirrel VM documentation +> TODO: Create and link Squirrel VM documentation -`"Path"` indicates where the script is, `"RunOn"` is the Squirrel VM context (see [Squirrel VM](#)) as an expression, and `"ClientCallback"` and `"ServerCallback"` specify a function call that can be `"Before"` and/or `"After"` map-spawn.
\ No newline at end of file +`"Path"` indicates where the script is, `"RunOn"` is the Squirrel VM context (see [Squirrel VM](getting-started.md)) as an expression, and `"ClientCallback"` and `"ServerCallback"` specify a function call that can be `"Before"` and/or `"After"` map-spawn. |