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 It tells you what this scenario (at least) still needs in order be functional. It tells you what this scenario (at least) still needs in order be functional.
 +
 +Its not only a checklist, they function as a list of steps you could complete as well. Starting with step 1. loading a map.
  
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-==1. Ruleset==+==0. Ruleset== 
 +It shows the name of the ruleset (aka the masterfile). 
 +You cannot change this from the simple editor. 
 + 
 +If it shows 'VR' it means you are using the default VR ruleset (for experts: the VR_Ruleset.dcxmaster file) 
 + 
 +Practically this means you should only import libraries or maps that use the same ruleset. 
 + 
 +==1. Map== 
 + 
 +Step 1 of creating any scenario is loading a map. 
 + 
 +Here you can use the 'load map' or 'reload map' button to chose a map to import. 
 + 
 +Keep in mind that when using reload you can only choose a map of exactly the same dimensions as the current map. 
 + 
 +==2. Tooptype library== 
 + 
 +Step 2 is importing one or more trooptype libraries. You'll have to that in the 'Library tab'. 
 + 
 +==3. Historical library== 
 + 
 +Step 3 is importing one or more historical unit libraries. You'll have to that in the 'Library tab'. 
 + 
 +==4. Start data and round length== 
 + 
 +Step 4 allows you to set some basic parameters concerning date and round length. 
 + 
 +Remember the minimum round length is 1 day. There is not really a maximum, but I advise to keep things sane. 
 + 
 +==5. Scenario title== 
 + 
 +Step 5 asks you to name your scenario and your self.  
 + 
 +More importantly it allows you to put in a scenario description for the end user. 
 + 
 +==6. Regimes on map== 
 + 
 +Step 6 asks you to add 2 regimes. You can do that in the 'Regimes tab' 
 + 
 +==7. Victory points on map== 
 + 
 +step 7 asks you to make sure there are victory points on the map. You can do that in the 'Map tab' 
 + 
 +==8. Supply event present== 
 + 
 +step 8 asks you to make sure an event library has been loaded that deals with handing out supply. You can load such a library in the 'Library tab' and configure it there and in the 'Tables tab'. 
 + 
 +==9. Victory event present== 
 + 
 +step 9 asks you to make sure an event library has been loaded that deals with determining a winner at some point. You can load such a library in the 'Library tab' and configure it there and in the 'Tables tab'. 
 + 
 +==10. Distribute ready?== 
 + 
 +This is the last step. It allows you to use the 'export .dczip' button which will put your scenario and any assets needed in a .dczip file that can than be easily shared with other DC:Community users (who can use the import .dczip in the main menu to install your files).
  
-==2. Map==+Keep in mind that you can also manually pack your files in either a regular .zip or renaming that regular .zip to .dczip. 
  
-==3. Tooptype library==+**Procedure of .dczip export button**
  
-==4. Historical library==+a. You have to give the name of the .zip or .dczip file you are creating. You can save it anywhere even on the desktop.
  
-==5. Start data and round length==+b. You have to select the current scenario file in the file browser.
  
-==6. Scenario title==+c. Optionally add more single files. This can be anything like a .pdf or a second scenario, or a library. adding a readme.txt will make the text inside the readme popup when somebody imports your dczip.
  
-==7. Regimes on map==+d. Optionally add a music/sfx directory. Make sure all files are directly under this directory and that this directory is directly inside the 'communitysounds/' directory.
  
-==8. Victory points on map==+e. The rest is automized. Any graphics referenced in your scenario that do not occur in the 'community', 'communitymodgraphics', 'systemgraphics' are added to the zip.
  
-==9. Supply event present==+Thats it.
  
-==10. Victory event present==+NB: If you are changing graphics through event code (that are not loaded by your scenario elsewhere - for example as event pictures) you'll have to make a manual .zip and this .dczip export function cannot help you.
  
-==11. Distribute ready?==+==11. Save scenario==
  
-==12. Save scenario==+Always a good idea to save. 
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