General

Read Me First - a Wiki article with the most commonly-asked questions from newcomers. Start here all!

FAQ - Fatally Asked Questions. also covers all common problems that might occur.

Playing Spring - How do you control your units? how do you make them?

Maps - General Information about the maps.

Mods - Spring runs these content packages.

AIs - Play singleplayer, test Spring, get used to it.

Strategy and Tactics - Basic ideas how to stand your ground.

Glossary - AA, XTA, WTF/FTW?

Spring on a LAN - Private hosting.

Monthly Topic Rotation - Read before posting on the forums. Especially before asking for or about features.

Clans - Clans tend to jump out of the ground like fresh grass. Try to keep track at them, update your clan here!

King Titles - Fight for the beloved crown. Fight with honour.

Development

Spring Project - Global information about Spring development.

Source Development - Information regarding the source code of Spring.

Mod Development And Unit creating - Lots of links to valuable Articles and forumthreads regarding Mod/Unit Development.

Map creation - Tutorials and other usefull information for creating maps.

AI Development - Lots of information about the AI development for Spring.

Linux - Basic information for getting Spring to run on Linux.

Development Programs - Links to all kind of usefull programs.

Add to the Wiki - How you can help to make this wiki even better.

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