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| + | Often, it seems, the hardest thing for a new campaign developer to accomplish is getting his campaign to work. He types creates all of the necessary files, types everything up, and when he tries to run it, an obscure error appears, stopping him from even entering his first scenario. Such errors are often difficult to debug, leaving the aspiring coder with nothing but frustration. | ||
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| + | Because of this, an often-recommended approach is to take another campaign, already written, and use it as a code base to build your own. This tutorial uses that approach | ||
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* [[BuildingCampaignsTutorial/FirstCampaign|First Campaign]] | * [[BuildingCampaignsTutorial/FirstCampaign|First Campaign]] | ||
* [[BuildingCampaignsTutorial/FirstScenario|First Scenario]] | * [[BuildingCampaignsTutorial/FirstScenario|First Scenario]] | ||
* [[BuildingCampaignsTutorial/FirstCustomUnit|First Custom Unit]] | * [[BuildingCampaignsTutorial/FirstCustomUnit|First Custom Unit]] | ||
Revision as of 16:23, 22 October 2008
Often, it seems, the hardest thing for a new campaign developer to accomplish is getting his campaign to work. He types creates all of the necessary files, types everything up, and when he tries to run it, an obscure error appears, stopping him from even entering his first scenario. Such errors are often difficult to debug, leaving the aspiring coder with nothing but frustration.
Because of this, an often-recommended approach is to take another campaign, already written, and use it as a code base to build your own. This tutorial uses that approach