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Abstract | Abstract Mapping's programmer sibling, [[Abstract Coding]] makes abstract ideas into code. | ||
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Check out the [[:Category:Source SDK FAQ|Source SDK FAQ]] for documentation on specific errors and issues. | Check out the [[:Category:Source SDK FAQ|Source SDK FAQ]] for documentation on specific errors and issues. | ||
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adding links to this article from other relevant articles. Searching
To search for something in the Valve Developer Community, simply type what you are searching for in the Search bar on the left-hand side of any page and click Search.
Search Plugin
Searching The Valve Developers Community can also be accomplished directly through the built in Mozilla Firefox search bar using a search plugin. This can be added into Firefox by saving this .xml document into your \searchplugins\ folder. This has been successfully tested with Firefox 2, Firefox 3 RC1, and Minefield version 3.0 pre (as of May 21 2008).
Abstract Mapping
Know what concept you want to add to your map (e.g. rain, sky, etc), but not sure exactly what entities you need to use? Abstract Mapping helps modders transform their abstract ideas into entities, brushes, and I/O.
Abstract Coding
Abstract Mapping's programmer sibling, Abstract Coding makes abstract ideas into code.
FAQ
Check out the Source SDK FAQ for documentation on specific errors and issues.