Maniaplanet Forum

Hi,

I read the getting started doc, parts of the api reference, and looked at some code from examples and other people.

and I still have no clue as to what sizes are. it seems the screen is divided in equal width and height whatever the resolution is, but is there some documentation I missed talking about that ?
because I'd really like to know more of it, like what are the width and height.

I wrote a detailled Tutorial to the Maniaplanet Manialinks, but the English version is far away from being up-to-date. Nevertheless, you can take the basics from the Tutorial, as they did not changed over time

Note: ManiaLib uses the system which I called "Menu positioning".


If you want an up-to-date version (regarding the available elements), refer to the German version. Maybe Google Translator will help you understanding it, if you don't speak German

unfortunately, I don't understand german well, but the english should at least set me on tracks, thanks.

edit: and it did, (set me on tracks). Great documentation, it should be included somewhere with some documentation of nadeo.

You know it sounds interesting the thing is I don't understand German. Wish there's could be an English version.

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fcosby wrote:You know it sounds interesting the thing is I don't understand German. Wish there's could be an English version.

There is a link to the more complete german documentation as well as the english one

m4rcel wrote:I wrote a detailled Tutorial to the Maniaplanet Manialinks, but the English version is far away from being up-to-date. Nevertheless, you can take the basics from the Tutorial, as they did not changed over time

Note: ManiaLib uses the system which I called "Menu positioning".

If you want an up-to-date version (regarding the available elements), refer to the German version. Maybe Google Translator will help
you understanding it, if you don't speak German

we definitely need the Star Trek universal translator
Google is on a good way, but it is still not human enough.
Btw. this is a good hint to tutorial writers: please try to use as much correct language as possible, avoid abbreviations and familiar language, to ease translation