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WorldForge Project Wiki
Welcome to the WorldForge Wiki, a user-edited manual and development guide for players and contributors of the Free Software WorldForge game system.
Worlds and Games
Project
Jump right into one of the games developed so far.

Installation Guides

Guides

Games

  • Deeds - Your basic medieval RPG.
  • Mason - A game of building and crafting.
  • Mars Rover - A simple learn as you go demo world built from a minimal dataset.


All you need to know about the project (communication channels, trackers, roadmap, todos, links to repos, assets, pages, videos, blogs)

Tracking

  • Bugs and Feature candidates are kept on the Launchpad site. It could be easier to maintain than TODO lists here in the wiki, and might replace the lists below.
  • Suggestions Wiki - Suggestions about any aspect of the project.
  • ToDo List - The current list of coding related ToDo items to be done.
  • Media ToDo List - Media tasks to be done. This is the place to check out if you are looking to contribute some of your artistic skills to the project.

Communication Channels

  • Gitter - Most of the day to day communication happens here.
  • Mailing lists - These are guaranteed to reach all involved (newcomers should post in General).
  • Launchpad - All bug reports and project planning happens in the Launchpad.
  • WorldForge Website - The main website.
  • Coordinators - The contact information for people coordinating the different software parts, as well as the media, infrastructure, and so on.

Archived Pages


The WorldForge Development Community
Contribution
Architecture
Guidelines for contributors and developers (Guides, HowTos, design docs, API docs, ...)

Documentation Note: In order to fight the ever increasing number of spam, you need to sign up to the Wiki in order to edit pages. We are sorry about any inconvenience this might cause but we cannot afford to spend more developer time watching the wiki and cleaning up behind spammers.

  • Wiki Guidelines - Read this before editing this Wiki.
  • For those not yet familiar with MediaWiki, here's a Sandbox.
  • The Volatile Pages list contains pages that have content that easily becomes outdated. Checking and updating them once in a while will help keep the wiki useful.

World Editing

Media Production

Code Development

Spreading the Word aka Press Releases

World Design

  • Dural - all the pages dealing with Dural, the world in which the main WorldForge games will play in.
  • Ecotypes - Different landscape types that may be used in various games, with a description of the flora and fauna, and with an unique mood to each.
  • Races - Pages about the races inhabiting Dural.
  • Political Boundaries - How to add realistic political boundaries to an inhabited landscape
  • Notes on Coinage Systems

Algorithm Design

Media Design

  • Media ToDo List - Media tasks to be done. This is the place to check out if you are looking to contribute some of your artistic skills to the project.
  • Media Guidelines - Information to get you started with producing 3D media for WorldForge.
  • Sound Media Guidelines - Information to get you started with Sound media for WorldForge.
  • Style Guidelines - Guidelines about submitting artwork to the WorldForge project.
  • Wombat - The WorldForge Open Media Browser/Artist Tool, a web front-end to our media repository.
  • Art resources

Game Design

Note that this is just one possible game design vision, not necessarily shared by all WF members.

  • Game Features - Player activities in the game, and features supporting them. This is a good starting point for browsing the design docs.
  • Crafting - Creating items from raw materials
  • Construction - Constructing Complex Structures and Objects from Designs/Blueprints.
  • Contracts - A Quest, Mission, Trade, or Legal Agreement between game characters or organizations.
  • Sub Games - Player definable games inside the game.


Everything you wanted to know about the WorldForge ecosystem (servers, clients, libraries, install guides)

Clients

  • Ember - A Worldforge Client making extensive use of existing libraries and modular design..
  • Ember Guide - Everything Ember related

Servers Current available server

Server Architecture

Libraries

  • Eris - The WorldForge client session library.

Atlas the Network Protocol


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