Complete Emulator Project Documentation Refresh 2018

[GRUMPY]

Originally Posted by cilution0

So I just made a server using the installer, here's a list of things I would love to be able to easily find information on

First there is the Main Wiki page (with various links to info):

http://wiki.eqemulator.org/i?M=Wiki&Page=Main

Page full of links with tools, etc.

http://wiki.eqemulator.org/p?EQEmu_Tool_Cheat_Sheet

Another support info wiki :

https://github.com/EQEmu/Server/wiki

The Main fourm page of this site, one can scroll down and see
various categores, threads, etc. for help topics on developing,
database editing and quest scripts:

http://www.eqemulator.org/forums/index.php

There is tons of support that has been put into many of the
discussion threads here, such as these two support threads :

Windows:

http://www.eqemulator.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=587

Linux:

http://www.eqemulator.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=588

Using Google (advanced search) for searching topics on this
site works pretty good too.

[fzzzty]

A wiki is definitely your best bet. Confluence is the best, but it's not free, so GitHub is probably the next best thing. I'll definitely help out with this as I'm learning and really finding very little useful information out there...

[Akkadius]

Originally Posted by fzzzty

A wiki is definitely your best bet. Confluence is the best, but it's not free, so GitHub is probably the next best thing. I'll definitely help out with this as I'm learning and really finding very little useful information out there...

Confluence is garbage, I wrote the Wiki engine we used for 5 years which we've been moving content off of onto Github

I'd like to finish my last iteration of my Wiki engine but my work in the Valley has me way too busy to do so, so I put a full stop on it in the meantime and Github is plenty fine

I've scoured the internet for the years and I know just about every documentation system out there. I recently looked at some newer alternatives such as Gitbook.com - the guys from France launched v2 of their platform and while it has a lot of very solid elements, its too bug ridden for me to even work with right now. Github is not perfect but it has everything that we need and we'll just have to deal with it because we have a lot of things to get moved over from our older knowledge bases and also refresh on. We've been making a lot of strides recently.

A lot of us working on this project are very slim on time, but I will be knocking out a handful of articles here and there depending on how time permits. There have been a handful of other people who have been putting in good efforts as well. What we have populated so far is looking really good. If you are willing to help, hit us up in #docs-chat on Discord

[Splose]

Originally Posted by Akkadius

Confluence is garbage, I wrote the Wiki engine we used for 5 years which we've been moving content off of onto Github

I'd like to finish my last iteration of my Wiki engine but my work in the Valley has me way too busy to do so, so I put a full stop on it in the meantime and Github is plenty fine

I've scoured the internet for the years and I know just about every documentation system out there. I recently looked at some newer alternatives such as Gitbook.com - the guys from France launched v2 of their platform and while it has a lot of very solid elements, its too bug ridden for me to even work with right now. Github is not perfect but it has everything that we need and we'll just have to deal with it because we have a lot of things to get moved over from our older knowledge bases and also refresh on. We've been making a lot of strides recently.

A lot of us working on this project are very slim on time, but I will be knocking out a handful of articles here and there depending on how time permits. There have been a handful of other people who have been putting in good efforts as well. What we have populated so far is looking really good. If you are willing to help, hit us up in #docs-chat on Discord

I will get with you soon about the scaling system and some zonecontroller/player.pl tutorials.