Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of Manual_SettingUpAGame
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v15 v16 7 7 === 1. Change Match Type === 8 8 * '''Scenario:''' Play a map with predefined terrain, units, and players. 9 * '''Random:''' (Planned for Alpha 5)Play a random map with your choice of map size and players.9 * '''Random:''' Play a random map with your choice of map size and players. 10 10 11 11 === 2. Change Map Filter === … … 13 13 * '''Demo Maps:''' Maps which are created for demonstrating a specific purpose, rather than for general gameplay. 14 14 * '''Old Maps:''' Maps which are outdated for different reasons, might be broken or just not up-to-date. 15 * '''Naval Maps:''' Maps which feature islands, something the AIs doesn't support yet. 15 16 * '''All Maps:''' Every map that is installed. 16 17 17 18 === 3. Select player for this slot === 18 Can be either: You (as in you the human player), an AI, or Unassigned for no player (if there are units already on the map for that faction they will remain on the map and will attack if you get too close, but no new units will be created).19 Can be either: You (as in you the human player), an AI, or Unassigned for no player (if there are units already on the map for that faction they will remain on the map and will attack if you get too close, but no new units will be trained and no new buildings will be constructed). 19 20 20 21 === 4. Change AI options === 21 Click the 'c' to see a description of the AI as well as to set any settings provided. For the AIs provided with Alpha 4 there are no settings, but future and custom AIs might provide settings, and a description is included for all AIs included with Alpha 4.22 Click the 'c' to see a description of the AI as well as to set any settings provided. For the AIs provided with Alpha 8 there are no settings, but future and custom AIs might provide settings, and a description is included for all AIs included with Alpha 8. 22 23 23 24 === 5. Which Civilization === 24 Displays which civilization the player in this slot will be. For now the civilization is set in the map files (more specifically in the XML file for the map), and for scenarios that's likely to remain the case as they often are set up to work with that specific civilization, but for Random Maps you will also beable to change which civilization the player who's going to play in this slot will play as.25 Displays which civilization the player in this slot will be. For scenarios the civilization is set in the map files (more specifically in the XML file for the map), and it is likely to remain the case as they often are set up to work with that specific civilization, but for Random Maps you are also able to change which civilization the player who's going to play in this slot will play as. 25 26 26 27 === 6. More info on civilization === 27 Click the (i) to see more info about the Civilization, both some basic historical information and information about what makes this civilization special in-game. (Currently a lot of the information is not accurate as a lot of the things it talks about aren't implemented yet, like formations, technologies etc.)28 Click the (i) to see more info about the Civilization, both some basic historical information and information about what makes this civilization special in-game. (Currently a lot of the information is not accurate as a lot of the things it talks about aren't implemented yet, or are not fully implemented, like formations, technologies etc.) 28 29 29 30 === 7. Which Team === 30 If teams are set this is where it is shown which team each player is on (currently teams are set in the map file, but later in GUI, for random maps most likely here, and for scenarios most likely in Atlas). Players on the same team can't attack each other and will win/loose together.31 If teams are set this is where it is shown which team each player is on, and this is where you can change teams for random maps. For scenarios teams are set in Atlas. Players on the same team can't attack each other and will win/loose together. 31 32 32 33 === 8. Map Selection === … … 36 37 Displays info about the map. The information consists of the number of players plus any information the map creator has entered for the map. Typically a description of what the map looks like and what you should focus on. 37 38 38 === 10. Map Size===39 Will be relevant once random maps are implemented.39 === 10. Number of Players === 40 Change the number of players for random maps, and displays the number of players for scenarios. 40 41 41 === 11. Reveal Map === 42 === 11. Map Size === 43 Change the size of the map for Random maps and displays the map size for scenarios. 44 45 === 12. Reveal Map === 42 46 Will there be fog-of-war/shroud-of-darkness or should all the map be displayed from the start. 43 47 44 === 1 2. Victory Condition ===48 === 13. Victory Condition === 45 49 What conditions apply for winning a match. Currently only either Conquest or None. When set to Conquest the game ends when the enemie's/enemies' units/buildings are destroyed, and when it's set to None the game doesn't end until you choose to end it. 46 50 47 === 1 3. Teams Locked ===48 Currently teams are always locked, and will most likely alwaysbe for scenarios. Later you will be able to set whether or not teams should be locked or not, but diplomacy will have to be implemented first.51 === 14. Teams Locked === 52 Currently teams are always locked, and might continue to be for scenarios. Later you will be able to set whether or not teams should be locked or not, but diplomacy will have to be implemented first. 49 53 50 === 1 4. Start game! ===54 === 15. Start game! === 51 55 Click here to start the game with the above settings. 52 56 53 === 1 5. Cancel===57 === 16. Main menu === 54 58 Click to go back to the main menu screen. 55 59 … … 71 75 [[Image(http://wildfiregames.com/images/0ad_gameplay_manual/multi_player_setup.jpg, nolink)]] 72 76 73 === 1. Change Match Type === 74 Currently only scenario, but random maps and other game types will later be selectable from here. 77 See above in the single-player setup section for most options, as they are the same. 75 78 76 === 2. Change Map Filter === 77 * '''Default:''' Maps for general gameplay. 78 * '''Demo Maps:''' Maps which are created for demonstrating a specific purpose, rather than for general gameplay. 79 * '''Old Maps:''' Maps which are outdated for different reasons, might be broken or just not up-to-date. 80 * '''All Maps:''' Every map that is installed. 81 82 === 3. Select player for this slot === 83 Can be either: You (as in you the human player), an AI, or Unassigned for no player (if there are units already on the map for that faction they will remain on the map and will attack if you get too close, but no new units will be created). 84 85 === 4. Change AI options === 86 Click the 'c' to see a description of the AI as well as to set any settings provided. For the AIs provided with Alpha 4 there are no settings, but future and custom AIs might provide settings, and a description is included for all AIs included with Alpha 4. 87 88 === 5. Which Civilization === 89 Displays which civilization the player in this slot will be. For now the civilization is set in the map files (more specifically in the XML file for the map), and for scenarios that's likely to remain the case as they often are set up to work with that specific civilization, but for Random Maps you will also be able to change which civilization the player who's going to play in this slot will play as. 90 91 === 6. More info on civilization === 92 Click the (i) to see more info about the Civilization, both some basic historical information and information about what makes this civilization special in-game. (Currently a lot of the information is not accurate as a lot of the things it talks about aren't implemented yet, like formations, technologies etc.) 93 94 === 7. Which Team === 95 If teams are set this is where it is shown which team each player is on (currently teams are set in the map file, but later in GUI, for random maps most likely here, and for scenarios most likely in Atlas). Players on the same team can't attack each other and will win/loose together. 96 97 === 8. Map Selection === 98 Click on a map name to select it, and see the information in the Map Info box below. You can also move between maps in the list by using the arrow keys to move up and down. 99 100 === 9. Map Info === 101 Displays info about the map. The information consists of the number of players plus any information the map creator has entered for the map. Typically a description of what the map looks like and what you should focus on. 102 103 === 10. Map Size === 104 Will be relevant once random maps are implemented. 105 106 === 11. Reveal Map === 107 Will there be fog-of-war/shroud-of-darkness or should all the map be displayed from the start. 108 109 === 12. Victory Condition === 110 What conditions apply for winning a match. Currently only either Conquest or None. When set to Conquest the game ends when the enemie's/enemies' units/buildings are destroyed, and when it's set to None the game doesn't end until you choose to end it. 111 112 === 13. Teams Locked === 113 Currently teams are always locked, and will most likely always be for scenarios. Later you will be able to set whether or not teams should be locked or not, but diplomacy will have to be implemented first. 114 115 === 14. Chat box === 116 Pretty straight-forward chat. Write messages, read messages. You can send messages both by clicking on the ''Send'' button and by pressing the Enter key on your keyboard. When you first get to the setup screen the focus is on the chat box, so you can start chatting immediately, but if you click somewhere else you'll need to click back in the chat to be able to write another message. 117 118 === 15. Start game! === 119 Click here to start the game with the above settings. 120 121 === 16. Cancel === 122 Click to go back to the main menu screen. 79 === 17. Chat and info === 80 This area displays info on other players joining and leaving, and allow you to chat before starting the game. The chat is simple and straight-forward. Write messages, read messages. You can send messages both by clicking on the ''Send'' button and by pressing the Enter key on your keyboard. When you first get to the setup screen the focus is on the chat box, so you can start chatting immediately, but if you click somewhere else you'll need to click back in the chat to be able to write another message.