Uploading a module - Revision history

BDota at 15:00, 29 September 2013

2013-09-29T15:00:04Z

Castler at 02:23, 16 September 2013

2013-09-16T02:23:21Z

Castler: Created page with "Once your module is complete, you'll want to upload it to http://te4.org/games so that others can play it. To do so:

Request upload permission from http://te4.org/c..."

2013-09-16T02:21:32Z

Created page with "Once your module is complete, you'll want to upload it to http://te4.org/games so that others can play it. To do so: <ol> <li>Request upload permission from http://te4.org/c..."

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Once your module is complete, you'll want to upload it to http://te4.org/games so that others can play it. To do so:

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<li>Request upload permission from http://te4.org/contact, if you haven't already done so.</li>
<li> Go to http://te4.org and click the "Create a module" link. Fill out the form there; most of the information here can come straight out of your [[Getting_Started#init.lua|init.lua]].</li>
<li>Zip your module up into a <code>.team</code> file. A <code>.team</code> file is simply a zip file, renamed to have a <code>.team</code> extension. The <code>.team</code> file's layout is slightly different than the normal [[Directory_Structure|module directory structure]]; the <code>data</code> subdirectory remains unchanged, while everything else is placed in a <code>mod</code> subdirectory. (You'll probably also want to exclude any development documentation, .gitignore files, scripts, etc.)</li>
<li>Get the MD5 checksum for your module. To do so, start ToME, load your newly zipped module, then exit. Check <code>te4_log.txt</code> for a line similar to the following:
<pre>[MODULE LOADER] module MD5 1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef</pre>
In this example, "1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef" is the checksum.</li>
<li>Go to http://te4.org and click the "Upload a module" link. Under "File:", select your <code>.team</code> file and click Upload. Fill out the rest of the page and click Save.</li>
<li>Go to http://te4.org/games and bask in the pleasure of seeing it listed alongside the other T-Engine4 games. Dream about it becoming the next smash hit.
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	A script to automate creating the .team file and calculating the MD5 checksum is available at https://github.com/joshkel/qdz/blob/master/dev/release.py. Although it was written for another T-Engine module, it should work with any module. Just run it from the command line with the path to your module directory as a command-line parameter. (You'll need to have Python 2.7 or 3 installed.)		A script to automate creating the .team file and calculating the MD5 checksum is available at https://github.com/joshkel/qdz/blob/master/dev/release.py. Although it was written for another T-Engine module, it should work with any module. Just run it from the command line with the path to your module directory as a command-line parameter. (You'll need to have Python 2.7 or 3 installed.)
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	<li>Go to http://te4.org/games and bask in the pleasure of seeing it listed alongside the other T-Engine4 games. Dream about it becoming the next smash hit.		<li>Go to http://te4.org/games and bask in the pleasure of seeing it listed alongside the other T-Engine4 games. Dream about it becoming the next smash hit.
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		+	A script to automate creating the .team file and calculating the MD5 checksum is available at https://github.com/joshkel/qdz/blob/master/dev/release.py. Although it was written for another T-Engine module, it should work with any module. Just run it from the command line with the path to your module directory as a command-line parameter. (You'll need to have Python 2.7 or 3 installed.)

Uploading a module - Revision history

BDota at 15:00, 29 September 2013

Castler at 02:23, 16 September 2013

Castler: Created page with "Once your module is complete, you'll want to upload it to http://te4.org/games so that others can play it. To do so: Request upload permission from http://te4.org/c..."

Castler: Created page with "Once your module is complete, you'll want to upload it to http://te4.org/games so that others can play it. To do so:

Request upload permission from http://te4.org/c..."