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Idea:This template should standardize software pages (mostly game and mod pages). Also, it should make it easier for developers to find documentation.
Idea:It should become like pages from Steam, ModDB or who knows what else.
Idea:The Docs subpage (FOR DEVELOPERS) should contain a table similar to the table from Half-Life: Alyx Workshop Tools page.
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Revision as of 11:43, 23 February 2023
Idea:This template should standardize software pages (mostly game and mod pages). Also, it should make it easier for developers to find documentation.Idea:It should become like pages from Steam, ModDB or who knows what else.Idea:The Docs subpage (FOR DEVELOPERS) should contain a table similar to the table from Half-Life: Alyx Workshop Tools page.
Example of the layout of developer pages:
- Team Fortress 2/Docs
- Team Fortress 2/Level Design
- Team Fortress 2/Creating items
- Team Fortress 2/...
PUNT is a first person puzzle platformer running on the Source Engine. Set in a retro-futuristic alternate history, the future is today! Using the E.M.M.A., navigate the puzzles of Harmonics and overcome obstacles of increasing complexity.