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Wormbo: /* File Reference List */ file list -> unreal admin wiki?

2015-12-30T00:34:29Z

‎File Reference List: file list -> unreal admin wiki?

SeriousBarbie: File Reference List

2015-12-29T23:58:52Z

File Reference List

UnrealMuskrat: /* IRC? */

2014-06-21T21:50:50Z

‎IRC?

Wormbo: /* IRC? */ IRC = Internet Relay Chat

2014-06-20T14:36:52Z

‎IRC?: IRC = Internet Relay Chat

UnrealMuskrat at 00:06, 20 June 2014

2014-06-20T00:06:50Z

00zX: /* "Modding" section */

2010-08-02T08:57:21Z

‎"Modding" section

Wormbo: /* "Modding" section */ new section

2010-08-02T05:54:40Z

‎"Modding" section: new section

Eliot: /* IRC */ new section

2010-07-17T22:39:50Z

‎IRC: new section

00zX: /* UnrealScript API */

2010-04-22T03:53:53Z

‎UnrealScript API

00zX: Wouldnt it be more useful to have some sort of contents for API documentation?

2010-04-22T03:40:29Z

Wouldnt it be more useful to have some sort of contents for API documentation?

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	== File Reference List ==		== File Reference List ==
	What I need for publishing map packages is a list of stock and non stock files for UT with respect to the UT versions and addons/bonus packs. Usually I use [http://www.birrabrothers.com/drac/index.php?dsps=145 birrabrothers.com] and a clean fresh UT installation to find that out. Wouldn't be the Wiki a matching place for such a collection? --[[User:SeriousBarbie\|SeriousBarbie]] ([[User talk:SeriousBarbie\|talk]]) 18:58, 29 December 2015 (EST)		What I need for publishing map packages is a list of stock and non stock files for UT with respect to the UT versions and addons/bonus packs. Usually I use [http://www.birrabrothers.com/drac/index.php?dsps=145 birrabrothers.com] and a clean fresh UT installation to find that out. Wouldn't be the Wiki a matching place for such a collection? --[[User:SeriousBarbie\|SeriousBarbie]] ([[User talk:SeriousBarbie\|talk]]) 18:58, 29 December 2015 (EST)
		+	:IIRC we do have such lists for particular types of packages. A complete file list is probably more admin-related than modding-related and thus should maybe belong in the [[uadmin:\|Unreal Admin Wiki]]. —[[User:Wormbo\|Wormbo]] 19:34, 29 December 2015 (EST)

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	Cool, chats are awesome, pretty cool how you've got 4 to choose from. I'll have to learn how to get these things working for me, I love to chat. Yours truly [[User:UnrealMuskrat\|UnrealMuskrat]] 21:50, 21 June 2014 (UTC)		Cool, chats are awesome, pretty cool how you've got 4 to choose from. I'll have to learn how to get these things working for me, I love to chat. Yours truly [[User:UnrealMuskrat\|UnrealMuskrat]] 21:50, 21 June 2014 (UTC)
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		+	== File Reference List ==
		+	What I need for publishing map packages is a list of stock and non stock files for UT with respect to the UT versions and addons/bonus packs. Usually I use [http://www.birrabrothers.com/drac/index.php?dsps=145 birrabrothers.com] and a clean fresh UT installation to find that out. Wouldn't be the Wiki a matching place for such a collection? --[[User:SeriousBarbie\|SeriousBarbie]] ([[User talk:SeriousBarbie\|talk]]) 18:58, 29 December 2015 (EST)

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	:IRC means [[wp:Internet Relay Chat\|Internet Relay Chat]]. It's an old, yet still quite popular chat protocol for which you need a special client. Thunderbird can do it natively, there's ChatZilla for Firefox, there are many dedicated programs like mIRC and multi-protocol chat programs like Miranda, Pidgin or Trillian. —[[User:Wormbo\|Wormbo]] 14:36, 20 June 2014 (UTC)		:IRC means [[wp:Internet Relay Chat\|Internet Relay Chat]]. It's an old, yet still quite popular chat protocol for which you need a special client. Thunderbird can do it natively, there's ChatZilla for Firefox, there are many dedicated programs like mIRC and multi-protocol chat programs like Miranda, Pidgin or Trillian. —[[User:Wormbo\|Wormbo]] 14:36, 20 June 2014 (UTC)
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		+	Cool, chats are awesome, pretty cool how you've got 4 to choose from. I'll have to learn how to get these things working for me, I love to chat. Yours truly [[User:UnrealMuskrat\|UnrealMuskrat]] 21:50, 21 June 2014 (UTC)

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	What the heck does IRC stand for, and why don't any of the links do anything when I click them? Yours truly [[User:UnrealMuskrat\|UnrealMuskrat]] 00:06, 20 June 2014 (UTC)		What the heck does IRC stand for, and why don't any of the links do anything when I click them? Yours truly [[User:UnrealMuskrat\|UnrealMuskrat]] 00:06, 20 June 2014 (UTC)
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		+	:IRC means [[wp:Internet Relay Chat\|Internet Relay Chat]]. It's an old, yet still quite popular chat protocol for which you need a special client. Thunderbird can do it natively, there's ChatZilla for Firefox, there are many dedicated programs like mIRC and multi-protocol chat programs like Miranda, Pidgin or Trillian. —[[User:Wormbo\|Wormbo]] 14:36, 20 June 2014 (UTC)

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	:yeah I dont know what the purpose of it was (I went ahead and removed it, revert if needed anyways), maybe it was some sort of section to combine all three sections but this can be done in a much better fashion if required in tutorials. Using a basic proceedure approach to tutorials though each of the smaller tutorials would reside in their apropriate sections, mapping, modeling or programming, cool --[[User:00zX\|00zX]] 08:57, 2 August 2010 (UTC)		:yeah I dont know what the purpose of it was (I went ahead and removed it, revert if needed anyways), maybe it was some sort of section to combine all three sections but this can be done in a much better fashion if required in tutorials. Using a basic proceedure approach to tutorials though each of the smaller tutorials would reside in their apropriate sections, mapping, modeling or programming, cool --[[User:00zX\|00zX]] 08:57, 2 August 2010 (UTC)
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		+	==IRC?==
		+	What the heck does IRC stand for, and why don't any of the links do anything when I click them? Yours truly [[User:UnrealMuskrat\|UnrealMuskrat]] 00:06, 20 June 2014 (UTC)

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	What exactly is the point of that section? I mean, modding is the act of modifying a game. You can do so by creating custom levels ("Mapping"), custom models ("Modeling") or changing the rules on any scale from small additions to a totally new game ("Programming"). And apart from that obvious ambiguity - check out [[Modding overview], it's a joke. —[[User:Wormbo\|Wormbo]]		What exactly is the point of that section? I mean, modding is the act of modifying a game. You can do so by creating custom levels ("Mapping"), custom models ("Modeling") or changing the rules on any scale from small additions to a totally new game ("Programming"). And apart from that obvious ambiguity - check out [[Modding overview], it's a joke. —[[User:Wormbo\|Wormbo]]
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		+	:yeah I dont know what the purpose of it was (I went ahead and removed it, revert if needed anyways), maybe it was some sort of section to combine all three sections but this can be done in a much better fashion if required in tutorials. Using a basic proceedure approach to tutorials though each of the smaller tutorials would reside in their apropriate sections, mapping, modeling or programming, cool --[[User:00zX\|00zX]] 08:57, 2 August 2010 (UTC)

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	Shouldn't we have some mention about the Unreal IRC channels such as #UnrealScript and #UnrealWiki? on the main page, perhaps there is and i didn't see it but in that case it should be moved so people will see it. --Eliot 22:39, 17 July 2010 (UTC)		Shouldn't we have some mention about the Unreal IRC channels such as #UnrealScript and #UnrealWiki? on the main page, perhaps there is and i didn't see it but in that case it should be moved so people will see it. --Eliot 22:39, 17 July 2010 (UTC)
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		+	== "Modding" section ==
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		+	What exactly is the point of that section? I mean, modding is the act of modifying a game. You can do so by creating custom levels ("Mapping"), custom models ("Modeling") or changing the rules on any scale from small additions to a totally new game ("Programming"). And apart from that obvious ambiguity - check out [[Modding overview], it's a joke. —[[User:Wormbo\|Wormbo]]

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	:Honestly, for "interactive" modding help you should really ask in a forum. The Unreal Wiki is more of a reference site. If you are looking for or want to help writing tutorials, then this is the place for you. —[[User:Wormbo\|Wormbo]] 18:19, 9 May 2009 (UTC)		:Honestly, for "interactive" modding help you should really ask in a forum. The Unreal Wiki is more of a reference site. If you are looking for or want to help writing tutorials, then this is the place for you. —[[User:Wormbo\|Wormbo]] 18:19, 9 May 2009 (UTC)
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		+	== IRC ==
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		+	Shouldn't we have some mention about the Unreal IRC channels such as #UnrealScript and #UnrealWiki? on the main page, perhaps there is and i didn't see it but in that case it should be moved so people will see it. --Eliot 22:39, 17 July 2010 (UTC)

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 *API?
 **[[Commandlet]]
-**Flow of events
+**Flow of events [[Legacy:Game_Event_Glossary]]
 ***Timers / Tick - In UE3 these can take a function call (reference), previously timer was simply one function.
 ***Main Foreach AllIterators.

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		+	== UnrealScript API ==
		+	Wouldnt it be more useful to have some sort of contents for API documentation?
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		+	*API?
		+	**[[Commandlet]]
		+	**Flow of events
		+	***Timers / Tick - In UE3 these can take a function call (reference), previously timer was simply one function.
		+	***Main Foreach AllIterators.
		+	***[[What_happens_at_map_startup]] \| [[Legacy:Chain_Of_Events_At_Level_Startup]]
		+	***[[What_happens_when_an_Actor_is_spawned]] \| [[Legacy:Chain_Of_Events_When_Spawning_Actors]]
		+	***[[What_happens_when_an_Actor_is_destroyed]]
		+	***[[Legacy:Chain_Of_Events_When_A_Player_Logs_In]]
		+	**Components<sup>3</sup>
		+	*[[Legacy:Creating_Actors_And_Objects]]
		+	**[[Spawn]] / [[New]]
		+	*[[Destroying_Objects]] - [[Legacy:Garbage_Collection\|Garbage Collection]]
		+	*[[Legacy:Object_Pool\|Object Pools]]
		+	*Maths
		+	**[[Legacy:UnrealScript_Vector_Maths]]
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		+	So I pulled this list from the references talk page as its not really relevant 'directly' to the unreal script language but its classes. Not having a contents page makes it tricky to traverse, I understand that the class pages are much better documented then in the past but as an eg, spawn(), if I didnt know to look for it I wouldnt find it. So Im proposing a contents, the above is no where near a suggestion its just a stub of pages that could go into the API documentation contents, cool. --[[User:00zX\|00zX]] 03:40, 22 April 2010 (UTC)
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	== General layout ==		== General layout ==