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Finished the contributed Tutorial update - thanks Matt
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2. Unzip Undum somewhere on your hard-drive.
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3. Open tutorial.html in your browser, and play through the tutorial
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(see Progress, below).
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3. Open tutorial.html in your browser, and play through the tutorial.
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4. Copy tutorial.html to a file that reflects your game name.
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## Progress
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My plan (if I get some time) is to make the very, very terse example
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game into something that acts as a real tutorial as well as a
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smoke-test. For now, I apologise that the "tutorial" is nothing of the
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kind, just a shell used to test all major functions of the
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code. Still, I think if you look at the code you'll see how just about
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everything works. If you're interested in helping me put together
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something on that front, let me know.
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Also on my plan is some reference documentation. So you don't have to
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On my plan is some reference documentation. So you don't have to
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go through the source code (no matter how well documented it is).
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