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Hey everyone happy Christmas Eve we're aware of what's happened with the source code so to keep this simple absolutely don't post it on the site or use it to make mods with (it's not particularly preferable toward this end anyway) and tread lightly in general until we see how this settles, thanks to all and have a great holiday season -DT
Modding Section Rules [Updated]
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Re: Before posting a hack/mod... (Rules!)
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Re: Before posting a hack/mod... (Rules!)
Then were do i post these questions?S. P. Gardebiter said:
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Release a demo, or don't post a thread about it.QuoteHax said:
It's a simple 2-choice decision.
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Oh yeah I was going to do this next >_>
How about this for an ruleset:
1) In order to make a thread for your mod, it must contain either a link to a demo or at least two screenshots showing what has been changed.
2) Posts regarding how to edit the game are to go in General Discussion.
3) Do not expect others to do large amounts of work for you, such as art, music or writing. (This includes trying to start "community projects".) The best way to get such help is to make a mod that others are interested in!
[Optional suggestion] If a thread is posted without a (worthwile?) demo, its creator must re-use the thread until they make something available.
[Maybe something specific about music or art]
[Other things I've overlooked]
(This to be auto-merged.) Okay sweet then I'll be instating these
How about this for an ruleset:
1) In order to make a thread for your mod, it must contain either a link to a demo or at least two screenshots showing what has been changed.
2) Posts regarding how to edit the game are to go in General Discussion.
3) Do not expect others to do large amounts of work for you, such as art, music or writing. (This includes trying to start "community projects".) The best way to get such help is to make a mod that others are interested in!
[Optional suggestion] If a thread is posted without a (worthwile?) demo, its creator must re-use the thread until they make something available.
[Maybe something specific about music or art]
[Other things I've overlooked]
(This to be auto-merged.) Okay sweet then I'll be instating these