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Project Wonderland v0.5 Documentation Wiki
Welcome to the Project Wonderland v0.5 Documentation Wiki! If you are looking for the wiki for earlier versions of Project Wonderland, see ProjectWonderland04.
NOTE: This site is still under construction. Please be patient while we fill in the missing content. Thanks!
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| Wonderland 0.5 Features (TBD) |
List of features in Wonderland 0.5 release. |
| Project Roadmap and Release Plan Estimates |
Our best guess at the timeframes for the upcoming releases and what will be included in them. |
| Multimedia Resources |
This page has a collection of videos, presentations, screenshots, and web resources on Project Wonderland. |
| 0.5 User FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) |
New to Wonderland? This FAQ answers some basic questions for first-time users about joining, navigating around, and participating in a Wonderland virtual world. |
| Launching the Client |
This tutorial describe how users can launch the Project Wonderland client via Java Web Start. |
| User's Guide, v0.5 (TBD) |
This user's guide is a comprehensive guide to the features of Project Wonderland, version 0.5. For a faster start, refer to WonderlandKeystrokeMappings. |
| Client Hardware Performance |
This page lists the reported performance of various hardware and software configurations with Project Wonderland. |
| Download, Configure, Build and Run from the Wonderland v0.5 Source |
This tutorial provides an introduction for all developers: how to download and compile the source code, configure the Wonderland distribution, and run both the server and client. |
| Download, Build and Deploy Project Wonderland v0.5 Modules |
This tutorial describes how to download, build, and deploy the source code for the optional modules for Project Wonderland. |
| Working with Modules |
This tutorial describes the module architecture of Project Wonderland, the basic structure of a module, and how to deploy a module using the Web-based Administration UI. |
| Developing a New Cell |
This tutorial describes how to extend Wonderland by creating a custom cell type. The basic tutorial is covered in four parts: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4. Once these basic tutorials are completed, there are tutorials covering advanced topics at Developing a New Cell.
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| Writing 2D Applications |
This tutorial describes how to develop 2D applications in-world that use the Java Swing GUI toolkit. |
| Links to jMonkeyEngine Documentation |
This page provides a collection of web links to tutorials and documentation for jMonkeyEngine, the 3D rendering API used by Project Wonderland. |
| Adding Items to the Context Menu |
This tutorial describes how to add items to the context menu. The context menu appears by right-clicking on any object in the world. |
| Writing Client and Server Plugins |
This tutorial describes how to write client and server plugins for Project Wonderland. Plugins are code that runs when either the client or server is first initialized. |
| Developing a HUD-Enabled Module |
This tutorial will describe how to develop a module that uses the HUD (Heads-up Display). |
| Community Documentation |
A wiki containing documents for features being worked on by the community. |
| Version 0.5 Technical Documents |
A wiki containing technical documents and plans for Project Wonderland v0.5. |
| Project Ideas for Students (and others) |
An ever-growing list of Wonderland projects, organized by level-of-effort, suitable for students or others interesting in extending Wonderland. |
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| Want to Help? |
Do you want to contribute to the Wonderland Project? Here's some ideas on different ways to contribute. If you'd like to contribute to the core software, here is a list of desired features. |
The following is a list of documents and tutorials under development. They are works in progress; when they are complete, they'll move to a more appropriate location. But in case you are curious what's currently being written....
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