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H. G. Muller wrote on Wed, Dec 27, 2023 07:34 PM UTC in reply to François Houdebert from 10:45 AM:

I've moved rules, descriptions to res/rules for all variants except those in the decimal and shogi directories to avoid conflicts with your modifications.

OK. It is not clear to me where everything is supposed to go. (And apparently that was sort of a common problem, as most people who made games made a mess of it.) I often did not make any supporting material at all, as control.html would not give access to it anyway.

Do all the images that are to be used in the rule description also go into res/rules? Or do they go to res/visuals?

Where are the thumbnails supposed to go? Unlike other visuals the bulding process appears to move them to chessbase, and when I moved model & view for a game elsewhere, I could not move the thumbnail there too (even if the new location was specified in index.js); they just would not show up when I did that, because the index.js kept pointing to the original location. So I moved some to res/rules, which is almost certainly not where they should go.

Description and credits go with model and view?


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