I guess a simple wiki software or something like that would be simpler. (But that's another story) Good point. I never though about a wiki. Though there are two reasons why GitHub suited my case better. XSD files are not best suited for a wiki. By using GitHub, edits to the documentation can be ver...

Awesome, someone replied to the post. I have been pretty busy with other stuff for the past few months, and have not had time to work on the documentation (or even play FS19). Do you have any recommendations regarding how to make it easier to help out? If you can't really figure out how to edit file...

I recently have taken to installing a fair number of mods for FS2019, and have experienced a strange bug. It seems that when there are too many different keyboard shortcuts displayed in the menu (I have not established exactly how many), the help overlay on the HUD (in the top left, toggled by press...

A few weeks ago I posted a question on the forum asking if there was any reference for the Game's XML files (see it here: https://forum.giants-software.com/viewtopic.php?f=895&t=169452), as I wanted to learn how to start modding, but could not wrap my head around how to write XML files for the g...

s8080t wrote: ↑Tue Jul 14, 2020 3:06 pm I'd love that. And would contribute

I will probably get started this weekend. Look out for another forum post with a link to it.

Hmmm. Might need to join that discord. Thanks.

Also might try to use github to write up my own XML documentation over time.

I have looked at the lua documentation. But that does not cover all of the different tags in the XML file. Some examples (this is not complete): [*]<l10n> [*]<functions> [*]<handtooltype> [*]<rotation> (in storedata) What I am looking for is what the different tags in the XML file actually mean. Not...

I had a couple ideas for mods that I wanted to make, but I have hit a wall in my development. I cannot really figure out how to write the XML files for my mod. Is there any sort of reference to the different sections of the XML file, and what can go in them? Similar to the reference for the .i3d fil...