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...s the definitive wiki of the '''Spherical community''', dedicated to the [[Sphere]] RPG engine. It includes info about [[:Category:Games|games]], [[:Category
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...et started with the legacy Sphere 1.x, please check [[Getting started with Sphere 1.5]]. It is strongly recommended '''not''' to use the legacy engine for n
You may have just downloaded this "Sphere", but have no idea what to do what to do with it. This article will explain
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== Articles documenting Sphere functions ==
# Visit the [[API:Functions|Functions list]] and find the function you want to create/update
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...ed game engine that is compatible with [[API:Functions|Sphere's JavaScript API]].
...and Linux versions of vanilla Sphere. The recent Mac OS X port of vanilla Sphere used SDL to handle all input and output while still using an older version
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...some experience in other areas of sphere and a fair amount in learning the API before you dive off into this tutorial without the proper background. The m
* Good Grasp on Sphere [http://wiki.spheredev.org/DaVince_scripting_tutorial]
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'''SphereFS''' is a standardized system used by Sphere for unambiguously specifying pathnames of files and directories within the
...a prefix, e.g. '''@/../../maggie.fat'''. Passing such a path to a Sphere API function expecting a file or directory name will cause an exception.
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