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== searching ==
== Searching ==


To search for something in the Valve Developer Community. Type what you are searching for in the search bar.. DUH!!!!
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.


'''note''' this page is yet to be fully made. Somebody do it.
===Abstract Mapping===
===Abstract Mapping===
There is a set of articles in a makeshift category called abstract mapping. Abstract mapping helps modders transform their abstract ideas into entities, brushes, and I/O. This category can be found [[Abstract Mapping|here]].
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 Coding===
Neighboring abstract mapping, abstract coding makes abstract ideas into code.  This category can be found [[Abstract Coding|here]].
Abstract mapping's programmer sibling, [[Abstract Coding]] makes abstract ideas into code.
 
===FAQ===
===FAQ===
Check out the [[:Category: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.

Revision as of 07:47, 29 August 2006

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.

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.