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<h3>What is ASSS?</h3> | <h3>What is ASSS?</h3> | ||
[http://www.sscx.net/asss/ ASSS] (A Small Subspace Server) was created by [[User:grelminar|grelminar]]. Its an open source server designed to allow [[Continuum]] users to connect with. Its a replacement, not a clone, of [[Subgame]], which was created by [[VIE]] and later upgraded by [[PriitK|Priit Kasesalu]], a freelance [[Subspace]] programmer who also wrote Continuum with the assistance of [[Mr Ekted]]. | [http://www.sscx.net/asss/ ASSS] (A Small Subspace Server) was created by [[User:grelminar|grelminar]]. Its an open source server designed to allow [[Continuum]] users to connect with. Its a replacement, not a clone, of [[Subgame]], which was created by [[VIE]] and later upgraded by [[PriitK|Priit Kasesalu]], a freelance [[Subspace]] programmer who also wrote Continuum with the assistance of [[Mr Ekted]]. | ||
| − | ASSS allows many advanced features never before offered by Subgame nor user made [[Bots]]. Within, you'll find documentions about how to use some of these advanced features, and documentation about how to create your own extensions to the server software. | + | ASSS allows many advanced features never before offered by Subgame nor user-made [[Bots]]. Within, you'll find documentions about how to use some of these advanced features, and documentation about how to create your own extensions to the server software. |
To start finding answers try the quicklinks (above) or check out the [[Special:Categories|Categories]]. If you're having problems with your server, try reading the [[Server Troubleshooting]] guide. If you would like to contribute see [[ASSS_Wiki:Community Portal|Community Portal]]. For further assistance or questions, please visit the [http://forums.minegoboom.com Server Help Forums] where other users will be able to respond to your questions. | To start finding answers try the quicklinks (above) or check out the [[Special:Categories|Categories]]. If you're having problems with your server, try reading the [[Server Troubleshooting]] guide. If you would like to contribute see [[ASSS_Wiki:Community Portal|Community Portal]]. For further assistance or questions, please visit the [http://forums.minegoboom.com Server Help Forums] where other users will be able to respond to your questions. | ||
Revision as of 16:32, 23 May 2005
Quicklinks: ASSS Documents | Frequently Asked Questions | Guides | Glossary | Utilities | More...
What is ASSS?ASSS (A Small Subspace Server) was created by grelminar. Its an open source server designed to allow Continuum users to connect with. Its a replacement, not a clone, of Subgame, which was created by VIE and later upgraded by Priit Kasesalu, a freelance Subspace programmer who also wrote Continuum with the assistance of Mr Ekted. ASSS allows many advanced features never before offered by Subgame nor user-made Bots. Within, you'll find documentions about how to use some of these advanced features, and documentation about how to create your own extensions to the server software. To start finding answers try the quicklinks (above) or check out the Categories. If you're having problems with your server, try reading the Server Troubleshooting guide. If you would like to contribute see Community Portal. For further assistance or questions, please visit the Server Help Forums where other users will be able to respond to your questions. External Links |
Current EventsASSS version 1.4.0 has been released as of May 14, 2005. From the site: There isn't really any new big features here, but it's been a while, and there was some significant reorganization of the source code directory structure and build process, so I figured it deserved a jump in version numbers. See the site for a list of the changes. Download |
