This is the Crossfire Documents site, or the Crossfire Documentarium, or the CFDev nook, or ‘that site with the wiki and the docs’...

• If you are having any issues with the client, look here: Known Client Issues

Our mission statement is: A dynamic website using dokuwiki technology to bring improvement to the information components of the development of Crossfire.

It isn’t really a site for players of Crossfire, although everyone is welcome to contribute information (especially lore and legends; although Guides are helpful), but for development of various documents for the game. It is hoped that this will make it easier to keep these documents updated, and easier to develop new documents to include in the game package for the benefit of all the land.

While the wiki is useful for brainstorming, archiving or listing ideas & suggestions; any and all code changes and proposals need to be sent to the discussion mailing list before implementation.

So, what’s here?
There is the Crossfire Wiki, a communal edit pad and place to kick off new documents and related type content. There is the Document repository where you can read and comment on some of the existing documentation. Finally there’s the latest Crossfire Traffic which contains information about what’s happening in the community.

• The History of Crossfire - The history of the Crossfire world, both technical and role-playing.
• Downloading Crossfire - Where to get the clients and server for crossfire.
• Guides - Various howto guides to help players. Also some development guides.
• The Myths and Lore of Crossfire - Obviously myths and legends of the Crossfire world.
• Help out with the Crossfire gaming project - Contains information about contributing to the Crossfire project.
• Developer's Todos - Brainstorming, stuff thats being worked on, and developer’s personal lists.
• Client UI Brainstorms - Ideas for the client’s user interface.
• UI Proposals - Rough sketches for revising the UI.
• Unified TODO list - Unified TODO list of everything that should be done in crossfire.
• People - Developers and other active members of the Crossfire community.
• Servers - Information about various servers (guilds, etc).
• Style Guide - Loose guidelines of style for the wiki.
• Humor - Is there any humor in Crossfire?
• FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions.

Crossfire is a client-server based game.
The current version for the server is 1.11.0
The current GTK client version is 1.11.0
The Windows port for the server and maps 1.11.0.
The Windows port of the GTK client is a snapshot version from 2008-Aug-04

Crossfire works on:

• Linux
• Windows
• All *BSD‘s
• Mac OSX (Server and clients compile, in testing)

• http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:markup_compare - Helpful conversion guide for text formatting in dokuwiki if you are familiar with other wikis

• http://crossfire.real-time.com/ - The “Official” Crossfire Website.
• http://dooler.woosworld.net/cf_map/ - CFWorldView, world map viewer.
• http://mids.student.utwente.nl/~avogl/map_guide/ - Semi-Obsolete guide to making maps (with crossedit). CFJavaEditor (soon to be replaced with Gridarta) is used more often now.
• Get together (g2g) meeting notes, summary, proposal(s)
• Important: If you want to test things please use the playground.

• Content migration TODO list

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