Contributing to WME Resource Center [WME Resource Center]

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====== Contributing to WME Resource Center ======

**Wintermute Engine Resource Center** is an open online system for storing useful information related to Wintermute Engine. Everyone can read the articles, and every user registered to WME forum can edit existing articles, add translated versions of the articles, or even add entirely new articles ((Some sections of the Resource Center can only by edited by administrators)). If you find any mistake in an existing article, or if you have some useful information you'd like to share with other WME users, you're encouraged to contribute.

To be able to edit articles, you'll need to login first. Click the "Login" button at the bottom of the page and use the same username and password you're using for WME forum (the accounts are shared).

**Wintermute Engine Resource Center** is using a simple text syntax for editing articles. It's easy to add headings, bold font, lists etc. See the [[wiki:syntax|Formatting syntax]] article for a detailed description of the basic syntax.

Alternatively, you can use the online [[http://diberri.dyndns.org/wikipedia/html2wiki/index.html|HTML2WIKI]] tool to convert a HTML formatted document to the required format (choose "DokuWiki" in the Wiki Dialect field).

===== Adding scripts to articles =====
In addition, to add pieces of WME scripts to articles, use the following syntax:

  <code script>
  // say hello
  Game.Msg("Hello world!");
  </code>

This will automatically colorize the script for better readability:

<code script>
// say hello
Game.Msg("Hello world!");
</code>


===== Adding notes to articles =====
You can add highlighted notes to the articles using the following syntax:

  <note>This is note</note>
  <note important>This is an important note</note>
  <note warning>This is a big warning</note>
  <note tip>This is a tip</note>

This will result into:
<note>This is note</note>
<note important>This is an important note</note>
<note warning>This is a big warning</note>
<note tip>This is a tip</note>