Category talk:A beginner's guide

Planning Some Format Work

Since this is by and large the most useful place for a new modder to start reading, I thought I would go through the entire guide and do some minor editing of grammar, as well as adding internal links where appropriate. This will, if I think it would be helpful, include links to articles outside the Beginner's Guide, in the spirit of a wiki. This will inevitably require a flood of minor edits, which I will flag as such to avoid overwhelming any administrators.

As of this post I am just starting. This will surely take some time. In the meantime, I was hoping someone could provide a link on this discussion page to the easiest way to contact Tom Dawson, for the sake of any readers who might want to contact him for help or advice.

I am also curious if Lesson 8 is still in the works, by Tom Dawson or anyone else?
RedFault 11:07, 8 January 2008 (EST)

I haven't seen much of the guide, only lesson 6 and 7, which I put on the Wiki, but improvement is always welcome and judging by what you've done on the Wiki so far I'm glad you're doing this.

I've previously contacted Tom Dawson (dtom) on the BSF, you can find his profile here.

--Qazaaq 11:18, 8 January 2008 (EST)

Beginners Guide Thank You

I just wanted to send a BIG thank you to Tom Dawson and anyone else who helped on the wiki beginners guide. I suffer from a form of dyslexia that makes it very had to learn via reading complicated text this guide was very plainly written and the step by step layout made it simple to understand I can now finally use the CS and am very very happy about it so thank you very very much the beginners guide was a wonderful help.