Repository Reference/Naming conventions - Revision history

VorteX at 20:32, 9 August 2012

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‎Texture names

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‎Map names

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‎Map names

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‎Texture names

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‎Map names

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‎Map names

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‎Model themes

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‎Texture themes

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 {{navigation title|Building a Game}}
-{{Grammar}}
+{{grammar}}
 Naming conventions are required to keep repository clean and easy to work with. There is some files violating common rules, making them first candidates for the renaming.

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 {{navigation title|Building a Game}}
 Naming conventions are required to keep repository clean and easy to work with. There is some files violating common rules, making them first candidates for the renaming.
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 {{navigation footer|}}

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 Name template:
- '''texturename<group_number>_<variation_number>'''
+: texturename''<group_number>''_''<variation_number>''
 Example:

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 *** '''Sub-location''' (optional)
 Name template:
-:'''w''<worldnum>''m''<locationnum>''-''<location_name>''-''<sub_location_name>'''''
+:w''<worldnum>''m''<locationnum>''-''<location_name>''-''<sub_location_name>''
-If sub-location is grouped (there is several crypts, caves etc.) first one doesnt contain 1.
+If sub-location is grouped (there is several crypts, caves etc.) first one should not have 1 in the end.
 Examples:

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 * '''World'''
 ** '''Location'''
-*** '''Sub-location'''
+*** '''Sub-location''' (optional)
 Name template:
- '''w'''[''worldnum'']'''m'''[''locationnum'']'''''-'''''[''location_name'']'''-'''[''sub-location_name'']
+:'''w''<worldnum>''m''<locationnum>''-''<location_name>''-''<sub_location_name>'''''
 If sub-location is grouped (there is several crypts, caves etc.) first one doesnt contain 1.

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 ==Texture names==
-Texture name should be one or two words explaining what this texture is for. Special textures (normalmaps, glowmaps etc.) should have suffix according to skinframe rules (see [[texture]])
+Texture name should be one or two words explaining what this texture is for.
-If texture is a part of some group, use the following template for naming: '''texturename<group_number>_<texture_number>'''
+Special textures (normalmaps, glowmaps etc.) should have suffix according to skinframe rules (see [[texture]])
 Example:

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 ==Map names==
-Map name should contain lowercase latin characters and position of a map in hierarchy:
+Map name contains position of a map location in hierarchy:
 * '''World'''
-** '''Locations'''
+** '''Location'''
-*** '''Sub-locations'''
+*** '''Sub-location'''
-Template: '''w'''[''worldnum'']'''m'''[''locationnum'']'''''-'''''[''location_name'']'''-'''[''sub-location_name'']
+Name template: '''w'''[''worldnum'']'''m'''[''locationnum'']'''''-'''''[''location_name'']'''-'''[''sub-location_name'']
-If sub-location is grouped (there is several crypts, caves etc.) first one doesnt contain 1 in the end.
+If sub-location is grouped (there is several crypts, caves etc.) first one doesnt contain 1.
 Examples:
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   w1m2-pillars-crypt
   w1m2-pillars-crypt2
-Test levels should be prefixed by '''test-'''. They are not added to game release build.
 ==Map props==

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 ==Model themes==
-Like texture themes, model themes are subfolders in models/mapobjects/. Model theme name should be one word, explaining what models will be used for.
+Like texture themes, model themes are subfolders in '''models/mapobjects/'''. Model theme name should be one word, explaining what models will be used for.
 Examples:

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 ==Texture themes==
-Texture themes is way to categorize textures in map editor. Only one texture theme are seen in level editor texture browser. Also it is convenient way to break files into several separate folders.
+Texture themes is way to categorize textures in map editor. Only one texture theme can be inspected in texture browser at one time. Also it is convenient way to separate files into several folders.
 Texture theme should be one word explaining what it will be (like crypt, mausoleum, inn etc.).