SpringBoard: Editor for Spring

SpringBoard is an in-game editor for the SpringRTS engine, and it can be used to develop maps and scenarios.

Installing

The simplest way to download SpringBoard is by using one of the provided installers:

• Windows build
• Linux build

For details refer to Installing.

Game-specific modules

This is the core module, you may still want to get additional game-specific modules if you’re making a scenario.

Some examples:

• https://github.com/Spring-SpringBoard/SpringBoard-BA
• https://github.com/Spring-SpringBoard/SpringBoard-ZK
• https://github.com/Spring-SpringBoard/SpringBoard-EVO
• https://github.com/Spring-SpringBoard/SpringBoard-S44

Assets

A set of core assets are available. You can download them either via the launcher’s Asset Download option (recommended), or manually via a direct link. In case of a manual download, you need to extract them to springboard/assets/core/.

Help

Please post any questions, bugs and feature requests as Github issues.

For realtime troubleshooting feel free to join us on Discord in the #springboard channel.

Contents

• Installing
  • Using packaged builds
  • Manual setup
  • Hardware requirements
  • Software requirements
• Starting out
  • Layout
• SpringBoard directory structure
• Making Scenarios
• Meta programming
  • Events
  • Actions
  • Functions
  • Data types
  • Higher-order functions (Advanced)
  • Example
• Map Features
  • Importing
  • Exporting as Spring archive (recommended)
  • Export manually
• Assets
• Extensions
  • Example
  • Extensions used in games
• Game-specific modules
  • Configuration
  • Editor mode handling
  • Examples
• Video tutorials
• Hot keys
• Feature comparison
  • Spring tools
  • Other tools
• API
  • View
  • State
  • Command
  • Model