Help edit the Wiki

Contributing to the Wiki documentation for Construct helps save the developer's time and gives you the opportunity to help the project! Many beginners need documentation so by writing even just a little you can be helping out a lot of users.

However, if you want to edit the Wiki, you need to sign up a SourceForge.net username, and post your username here. We have to approve individual editors to the Wiki - I've asked Sourceforge if it's possible to allow anonymous edits, but they don't seem to have added support for that yet.

You also need to visit the Wiki at least once with your newly signed up usersname. Otherwise, the wiki won't recognise you and we can't add you as an editor.

The wiki is the formal documentation for Construct, ie. a reference for all features. It'll also list tutorials and examples which are posted here. That makes it the #1 place to go for information on Construct!

here mine BorderD

i would love to put my contribution any way i can.

Aeal5566

I'll see what I can contribute...

Aeal, you're now an editor, thanks.

Border: I tried adding 'BorderD' as a username, but it said the username does not exist. Are you sure you signed up?

My SF.net username is Shviller.

The very least I can do is add some info about how rotating and zooming works. Hopefully I can help more as I learn more about Constuct.

I added you Border, but I can't find you Shviller.. maybe there's another step at the wiki you have to do, not sure.

Well, I've just logged in the wiki using my SF username. Probably that's the missing step - I dunno, creates preferences page, database record or whatever. Hope that did it, since I can't think of anything else.

That did it . Changed you to an editor.

Ashley: strange i'm logged in. it must be casesensitive then. Try Borderd

I added you already, does it not work?

please add Stainsor

Done .

Okay, I finally signed in and need wiki access.

Please activate Therealdeadeye

Done.

Edited the Tiled Background to include information on actions specific to the object. I'm wondering if this is a good idea for other objects as well...?

And perhaps there could be "Common Actions," "Common Exressions," and "Common Conditions" pages? Or is that overkill? Maybe just highlighting the unique ones on each object's page will suffice.