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Ok, I've done a few things by now. a) For resons of simplicity, the code related to this task is in a separate project (a module actually). I wonder where I should put it om github? A new project? to the other Modules in Terasology? Part of TS and PR later? I think that having it as a Module...

Ok, thanks for the info. Can I contact you directly regarding NUI stuff and bug reports? If so, how? Creating github issues might be overkill. For example: The Color constructor is supposed to check params. However, the check is done using OR not AND which is probably not intended.

Great stuff! I've written a small UI screen to preview the generated world. It still uses old UI code, but I'm willing to port it as soon as NUI is ready for it. I need the following items for that: UISlider Radio Groups (maybe based on buttons or checkboxes) Tooltips would be nice, but I can...

The Wiki page can be found here: https://github.com/MovingBlocks/Terasology/wiki/Coding-Conventions There's also an "under-construction" disclaimer at the top. It should be removed as soon as the core devs agreed on a final version.

I can do that tonight, I just need a few things: Someone who knows TS code well enough to verify / change stuff as needed Someone who has write access to the wiki (which wiki anyway?) Wiki format language (the forums wiki-language or github markdown ?)

Name: Cities Summary: Procedural generation of settlements and infrastructure Scope: Mod (extra content) Current Goal: Detailed auto-generation of world content Phase: Implementation (being worked) Curator: msteiger Related: Content: Fences, Soils, Minerals - Functionality: Quests, NameGenerator...

The first post mentions that Java6 is the target version. Is this still the case? Btw: is there a condensed version (maybe a Wiki page) of all code conventions and in how they differ from the original Sun styling? eclipse has a nice example code snippet that shows all currently applied...

Yay, thanks!

Thanks for your replies. I was able to fix some of the problems (see pull request on Nanoware/Terasology) https://github.com/Nanoware/Terasology/pull/58 The remaining ones were converted into issues and can be found here: https://github.com/Nanoware/Terasology/issues/54...

Hi, I'm trying to setup Terasology (develop) for eclipse and ran into a few problems that might be worth mentioning (raise a github issue maybe?) I read the Dev Setup Wiki, cloned the repo and created the eclipse project files using gradlew eclipse. *) This also creates an ".project" file...