Required Directory Structure for Content and Development Tools: Difference between revisions
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** \data - the data directory houses all content that is ready for use by the client and/or servers | ** \data - the data directory houses all content that is ready for use by the client and/or servers | ||
** \src - the src directory houses all content that is in its working format and not usable by the client and/or servers | ** \src - the src directory houses all content that is in its working format and not usable by the client and/or servers | ||
** \catalog - houses html exports of game data for QA review | |||
** \tools - houses various scripts and tools to assist in content creation or general development and administration | |||
Revision as of 11:16, 11 May 2019
The original developers of City of Heroes utilized a rigid directory structure to organize their development and production content. Most tools developed "in house" rely on this directory structure for operation. It breaks down as follows:
- C:\game - this is the root directory of all tools, source, assets, etc... it MUST reside at the root of C:\ unless modifications are made to the tools
- \data - the data directory houses all content that is ready for use by the client and/or servers
- \src - the src directory houses all content that is in its working format and not usable by the client and/or servers
- \catalog - houses html exports of game data for QA review
- \tools - houses various scripts and tools to assist in content creation or general development and administration