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There's few of them. The newest revision of engine doesn't include any type of content, still under development and you'll be able to get the technical support from the main engine developer - [[cvet]]. You can download it directly from [[GitHub]] repository by f.ex. [[TortoiseSVN]] - a tool for repositories. Link to repository: https://github.com/cvet/fonline
 
There's few of them. The newest revision of engine doesn't include any type of content, still under development and you'll be able to get the technical support from the main engine developer - [[cvet]]. You can download it directly from [[GitHub]] repository by f.ex. [[TortoiseSVN]] - a tool for repositories. Link to repository: https://github.com/cvet/fonline
  
Another type of SDK is old and includes simple solutions in game - [[The Life After]]. You can find there an examples of [[World Map]] known from [[Fallout 2]] game with already existing locations and simple features, [[dialogs]], [[prototypes]], [[scripts]] and [[tools]] used for creating it. <span style="color: red;">TODO: Upload and add link for it</span>
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Another type of SDK is old and includes simple solutions in game - [[The Life After]]. You can find there an examples of [[World Map]] known from [[Fallout 2]] game with already existing locations and simple features, [[dialogs]], [[prototypes]], [[scripts]] and [[tools]] used for creating it. It's partially supported by [[FOnline Community]]. You can download it directly from [[GitHub]] repository by f.ex. [[TortoiseSVN]] - a tool for repositories. Link to repository: https://github.com/worldremaker/FOnline-SDK
  
 
More advanced SDK with examples - [[FOnline: 2238]] includes the world known from [[Fallout]] and [[Fallout 2]] games which is merged to the one big game's world with all locations featured there. This game includes finished PvP features (most known: [[Town Control]], [[Faction Mod]]) but it's on 391 of [[engine revision]] and it's not supported anymore by authors. You can get it directly from [[GitHub]] repository by f.ex. [[TortoiseSVN]]. Link:  
 
More advanced SDK with examples - [[FOnline: 2238]] includes the world known from [[Fallout]] and [[Fallout 2]] games which is merged to the one big game's world with all locations featured there. This game includes finished PvP features (most known: [[Town Control]], [[Faction Mod]]) but it's on 391 of [[engine revision]] and it's not supported anymore by authors. You can get it directly from [[GitHub]] repository by f.ex. [[TortoiseSVN]]. Link:  

Revision as of 09:56, 30 May 2020

First what you must get is the main game engine. You can download all binaries packed with playable and ready to run FOnline game with fully completed scripts. It will let you to know how it's working, how it's built, how looks the file structure on client and server side.

Which SDK should you choose?

There's few of them. The newest revision of engine doesn't include any type of content, still under development and you'll be able to get the technical support from the main engine developer - cvet. You can download it directly from GitHub repository by f.ex. TortoiseSVN - a tool for repositories. Link to repository: https://github.com/cvet/fonline

Another type of SDK is old and includes simple solutions in game - The Life After. You can find there an examples of World Map known from Fallout 2 game with already existing locations and simple features, dialogs, prototypes, scripts and tools used for creating it. It's partially supported by FOnline Community. You can download it directly from GitHub repository by f.ex. TortoiseSVN - a tool for repositories. Link to repository: https://github.com/worldremaker/FOnline-SDK

More advanced SDK with examples - FOnline: 2238 includes the world known from Fallout and Fallout 2 games which is merged to the one big game's world with all locations featured there. This game includes finished PvP features (most known: Town Control, Faction Mod) but it's on 391 of engine revision and it's not supported anymore by authors. You can get it directly from GitHub repository by f.ex. TortoiseSVN. Link: https://github.com/rotators/fo2238

It's not all. There're SDKs based on FOnline: 2238:

Links:
FOnline: Reloaded season 1 (server and tools): http://files.fonline-aftertimes.net/other_sources/FOnlineReloaded1stSeasonPart1.zip
FOnline: Reloaded season 1 (client): http://files.fonline-aftertimes.net/other_sources/FOnlineReloaded1stSeasonPart2.zip
FOnline: Reloaded season 2 (server and tools): http://files.fonline-aftertimes.net/other_sources/FOnlineReloaded2ndSeasonPart1.zip
FOnline: Reloaded season 2 (client): http://files.fonline-aftertimes.net/other_sources/FOnlineReloaded2ndSeasonPart2.zip
FOnline: Aftertimes season 2 (server and tools): http://files.fonline-aftertimes.net/official_releases/fonline_aftertimes_s2_server_tools.zip
FOnline: Aftertimes season 2 (client and mapper): http://files.fonline-aftertimes.net/official_releases/fonline_aftertimes_s2_client_mapper_full.zip

The FOnline: Reloaded Team has created the modification of the FOnline Engine called FOClassic. It's based on 412 of engine revision and it's partially supported by them. They're using it currently to run the 3rd season of FOnline: Reloaded. You can get the source code directly from GitHub repository by f.ex. TortoiseSVN. Link: https://github.com/rotators/foclassic