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Welcome to the WML tutorial for Beginners! This is an update on the old [[WML_for_Complete_Beginners | WML for Complete Beginners]] tutorial, which contains deprecated elements usage and unoptimized/unwritten parts. Having read the older version of the WML tutorial is not a requirement for reading and understanding this one, however.
 
Welcome to the WML tutorial for Beginners! This is an update on the old [[WML_for_Complete_Beginners | WML for Complete Beginners]] tutorial, which contains deprecated elements usage and unoptimized/unwritten parts. Having read the older version of the WML tutorial is not a requirement for reading and understanding this one, however.
  
Still, this tutorial series assumes you have done the reading of the following pages:
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Still, this tutorial series assumes you are using version 1.14.13 and have done the reading of the following pages:
 
* [[EditingWesnoth]] - explains the '''game data''' and '''user data''' directories' functionality within Wesnoth.
 
* [[EditingWesnoth]] - explains the '''game data''' and '''user data''' directories' functionality within Wesnoth.
 
* [[AddonStructure]] - explains an addon's basic folder structure while giving a hint about '''_main.cfg''' (which will be discussed within this tutorial series with more detail).
 
* [[AddonStructure]] - explains an addon's basic folder structure while giving a hint about '''_main.cfg''' (which will be discussed within this tutorial series with more detail).
  
 
== The Tutorial's Pages ==
 
== The Tutorial's Pages ==
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* [[WML_for_Beginners_(Updated):_Part_1 | WML for Beginners (Updated): Part 1]]

Latest revision as of 01:35, 9 November 2020

Welcome to the WML tutorial for Beginners! This is an update on the old WML for Complete Beginners tutorial, which contains deprecated elements usage and unoptimized/unwritten parts. Having read the older version of the WML tutorial is not a requirement for reading and understanding this one, however.

Still, this tutorial series assumes you are using version 1.14.13 and have done the reading of the following pages:

  • EditingWesnoth - explains the game data and user data directories' functionality within Wesnoth.
  • AddonStructure - explains an addon's basic folder structure while giving a hint about _main.cfg (which will be discussed within this tutorial series with more detail).

The Tutorial's Pages

This page was last edited on 9 November 2020, at 01:35.