MetaTopics

This is the header page for metatopics: topics about the project. If you are new to the project, you may want to read New Contributors Quick Start.

FAQs

• Using The Wiki – information for newcomers
• New Contributors Quick Start – general information on becoming a contributor
• Project FAQ – what is this place?
• Wiki FAQ – what's this "wiki" thing?

General

• Project Aims – what are we doing here?
• Project Copyright
• Wiki Protection – what to do if you see someone has damaged the site
• TourBusStop – visit other Wiki sites
• UnrealWiki To Do
• More on Wikis in various external links

Content and Style

• Project Discussion: where should this project be going?
• Wiki Public Relations
• Wanted Pages

Making the most of the wiki system & general guidelines on editing & creating pages:

• Guidelines on General Style
• Guidelines on Page Creation
• Guidelines on Page Links
• Guidelines on Spelling
• Guidelines on Technical Names
• Guidelines On Tutorials

Technical

• Wiki markup
• Wookee, our new Wiki markup parser.
• InterWiki: making quick links to other sites
• Wiki Development – enhancements made to the perl script. Suggest & discuss here too.
• Sandbox – experiment with Wiki markup on this page.
• Wiki System Commands
• Wiki Site Stats
• Wiki Integration – browser search tabs, mIRC aliases, and more
• Namespaces
• Offline Wiki

Customize

• Project Skins : how to set custom styles for the project and create your own.
• Wiki Sidebar : You can edit the wiki's sidebar!

Credits

• Category Personal Page – create a personal page on the Unreal Wiki.

Contact

• irc://irc.enterthegame.com/unrealwiki
• [Unreal Wiki forum]

Gehn: What is the point of the forum if people who know anything about UScript never visit it? Worth wasted bandwidth?

Tarquin: The forum is for quetions about the operation of the wiki, not UnrealScript etc

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"Wiki is like a huge jigsaw puzzle you work on with lots of friends: you take the box and tip everything out onto the floor you then root around and pick out pieces that look interesting. Over time people tend to find a spot they like and work there. When you put pieces together to make a part of the picture, you're creating small pockets of order which eventually can be joined up with other sections." – Tarquin