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- manifest
- xample of such a scenario is wanting to adapt an addon whose stipulated license prevents directly modifying the addon itself. A manifest may include loading instructions for the addon and how its contents should be interpreted. {{... configuration file]], a manifest may also define addon specific options, which will be presented in th
- packages
- (or in an online repository)? It is possible to add a //free-form suffix// to the file name; for exam... d as a package by Doomsday. The file uses the [[modding:ScriptedInfo]] syntax to specify a set of vari... ]). | **<nowiki>__init__.ds</nowiki> script.** Additionally, a package may contain a script named **... n the script. This way one can more conveniently add pure DS content like functions into the package m
- packaging_resources
- The engine does not differentiate between regular directories and the contents of ZIP files. In the [[internal_file_system]], ZIP files appear as directories. Their contents can be modified as if they were regular directories/files. This applies to creating/deleting files/subdirectories, and reading/writing files. ZIP files with
- lump_assembly
- des other [[doomsday]] [[wad]] features such as [[dd_direc]]) provided it is loaded by the auto loader. The... s long. You specify the length of the prefix by adding an extension to the name of the directory that contains the lumps. An example that use... he assemblies were loaded. ===== See also ===== * [[modding:automatic_file_mapping_in_pk3]]
- pk3
- ecommended container format to use when creating addons for Doomsday that contain a lot of resources (... at that can hold any type of file with associated directory structure. As the format is essentially an un... try loading **some.pk3** first from the [[runtime_directory]] and then from the data directory. A PK3 contains a set of files organized into directories (folde