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It's worth highlighting that docs can be published from different branches of a repo. A branch named 'gh-pages' used to be required (it may still be, I don't know). So for example, you create an orphan branch on your Delenda EST repo called 'gh-pages', you put your files and CSS and other assets your website uses on that branch. That's one of the settings under "Pages" on your repo setting. You'd have to create the branch first for the option to show up. That would keep your mod structure clean on your main branch. To keep that branch checked out all the time, you can use `git worktree ...` to create a directory separate from the directory from where the files on your main branch are located. -
@wowgetoffyourcellphoneSince you're already using GitHub, you might prefer GitHub Pages. A lot of projects on GitHub use it to automatically publish sites. One example is a project of mine called Dealer's Choice. There's a workflow that triggers when I make doc changes, they're pushed to https://github.com/Dealer-s-Choice/dealer-s-choice.github.io and published to the actual site at https://dealer-s-choice.github.io/ (free github hosting). I haven't done any CSS styling on that site yet, but that can be done too: https://theimpossibleastronaut.com/rmw-website/ is published from https://github.com/theimpossibleastronaut/rmw-website You could even have a simpler workflow where you put the html or md files in the /docs directory of your Delenda EST repo, and anytime they change, they are published to https://justusavramenko.github.io/delenda_est (I think you'd first have to make a justusavramenko.github.io repo and publish something there). All Github repos have a "Pages" setting, where you can set some options for publishing. If you were thinking of registering a domain and getting hosting, I've had good experiences with DreamHost. You can also register a domain, and in the pages settings of your repo, you can set your domain so your site will publish to GitHub pages (for the hosting), but have your yourdomain.com as the address. It uses a CNAME alias or something, I don't remember... so not a 301 redirect, iirc.
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Good idea! Also maybe if the units and or structures converted to yours? Or would that be too good? -
I played on a square map, and I think some spawned outside the map area, also one spawned in water, unreachable by units (except boats ):
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