Download documents?

#1 Just use doxygen + tex/latex/jadetex + ghostscript to generate a pdf.

see www.garagegames.com/mg/forums/result.thread.php?qt=13950 how it can be done easily from linux.

#2 I'm not familiar with doxygen.

#3 Hmm.. Would be nice to download a sorted archive of all the resources/code-snips/scipt/snips and such.
And just about every other relevant piece of info.

Infact Ive already done just that.
Maybe I might dump it somewhere in 2 parts, Code and Scripts...
Ok 3, documents/tutorials/webs.
Alright... 4... Example files.

My Document-info folder is about 80 meg.
30 meg of art resources (skys/models/textures)

26meg of resources from this site, including zips.

5,000 files (av), which isnt accurate due to the way Firebird saves pages, i.e lumping all art into a folder with each pages name on it.

Still sorting it all
GUI
Script (plus sub cat, weap,item,vehicle,etc)
Code (GUI,obj,pyhsics,vehicle,player,anim,etc)
FAQ
Tutorials (levels, gui, dif, max, milkshape, general)
Examples (textures,models,maps,terrains,particles,weapons,etc)

You get the idea, anything that caught my eye and could come in handy, or anything i needed to look up and find info on got lumped on my server as a documentation depot.
Just need to write a quick search html page/php script or something and it'll be a damned handy resource and easily accessable while learning torque/ building a game or trying to find that random bit of info that got lost over time.


Or you can just search this site when you need to, and dont forget the Tork site and the Code-snips site.

PS. I did this because i was on dialup and couldnt always use it, so anything i needed got saved. (now adsl rocks)

#4 Have a look here: www.garagegames.com/index.php?sec=mg&mod=resource&page=view&qid=4574

I haven't had a chance to go through all of it yet but from what I've seen so far it should be what you're looking for (and quite a bit more!).

#5 Maybe not, most of its .mht format, which is microshit only.

#6 I'd simple like everthing from http://www.garagegames.com/docs/torque.sdk/engine/ in a zip file which I can extract and browse offline for when I am offline.

#7 Sorry. You'll have to generate your own docs. The documentation online there has a section on how to generate the documentation; it's very straightforward.

#8 Cheers Ben, where's the tutorial on how to generate docs via doxygen?

#9 Check the table of contents from the docs you want to download.