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 {{ :​atc:​start_equip.png?​direct&​400 |}} {{ :​atc:​start_equip.png?​direct&​400 |}}
  
-This is where you can choose your starting equipment. Use the menu on the left to add items. Right click an element in the large list to remove it. I'd suggest to remove the 2 spears. That should leave you with enough more to buy 10 more potato seeds and 1 more purified water bottle. ​Do so. +This is where you can choose your starting equipment. Use the menu on the left to add items. Right click an element in the large list to remove it. I'd suggest to remove the 2 spears. That should leave you with enough more to buy 10 more potato seeds and 1 more purified water bottle. You could probably further optimize you starting position by removing the metal and stones and replace them by simple meals.
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-You could probably further optimize you starting position by removing the metal and stones and replace them by simple meals, but that shouldn'​t be necessary.+
  
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 {{ :​atc:​guide_start.png?​direct&​400 |}} {{ :​atc:​guide_start.png?​direct&​400 |}}
  
-This is more or less the screen you'll end up with after map generation: a bunch of survivors around a campfire and next to a storage box containing all your belongings. You can move the camera around with the WASD keys, zoom in/out with the mouse-wheel and select stuff with a left click. Right clicking with the mouse outside of an opened menu will close it. Most buttons and menus have help tool-tips that will appear by hovering the mouse cursor ​on them for a second.+This is more or less the screen you'll end up with after map generation: a bunch of survivors around a campfire and next to a storage box containing all your belongings. You can move the camera around with the WASD keys, zoom in/out with the mouse-wheel and select stuff with a left click. Right clicking with the mouse outside of an opened menu will close it. Most buttons and menus have help tool-tips that will appear by hovering the mouse cursor ​over them for a second.
  
-The main user interface is at the bottom of the screen. There'​s a row of buttons and in the bottom right the game log. Let's see what each of them does:+The main user interface is at the bottom of the screen. There'​s a row of buttons and the game log at the bottom right. Let's see what each of them does:
  
 |{{ :​atc:​button.fistgreen.png?​nolink&​32 |}}| This button is used to switch between standard and combat mode. It's used during enemy raids to take direct control of your survivors. We'll look at it in more details a bit later. | |{{ :​atc:​button.fistgreen.png?​nolink&​32 |}}| This button is used to switch between standard and combat mode. It's used during enemy raids to take direct control of your survivors. We'll look at it in more details a bit later. |
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 |{{ :​atc:​button.filters.png?​nolink&​32 |}}| Toggles the filter panel on/off. This panel allows you to render various overlays on the screen, like displaying settlers'​ name, rooms, the electrical grid, and so on. | |{{ :​atc:​button.filters.png?​nolink&​32 |}}| Toggles the filter panel on/off. This panel allows you to render various overlays on the screen, like displaying settlers'​ name, rooms, the electrical grid, and so on. |
  
 +Finally, there'​s a box to change the game's speed, which can also be done with the **[-]** and **[+]** keys.
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 +===== Settler Info Panel =====
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 +{{ :​atc:​guide_settlerpanel.png?​direct&​400 |}}
 +By left-clicking one of your survivors, you'll open the menu you can see in the screenshot above. It summarizes most important information about them. Additionally many parts of this menu are clickable:
 +  * Click on their name to rename your survivor
 +  * Click on the mood bar to get detailed mood information
 +  * You can click on the weapon/​armor/​headgear icons to change their equipment (if there'​s something available in your storage areas). A right click will show the stats for the selected weapon or armor piece.
 +  * You can see everything they are carrying with the //​inventory//​ button
 +  * Finally you can click the //Character Sheet// and //Jobs// buttons to access more information about your settler.
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 +Right clicking anywhere on the screen outside of the menu will close it. 
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 +===== Building Stuff =====
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 +{{ :​atc:​guide_build.png?​direct&​400 |}}
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 +This is the build menu. It's fairly straightforward,​ left click an item, and then left click on the map again to place it. Before placing the item on the map, you can rotate it with the **[A]** and **[E]** keys. You can rotate by 45° increments by holding **[Shift]** and on of the rotation keys. Reset rotation by pressing **[Backspace]**. Also, some items (furniture like chairs and tables mostly) have multiple sprites for you to choose from. You can either use the big green arrows at the bottom or use the **[X]** key to cycle between the different ones.
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atc/getting_started.txt · Last modified: 2018/10/01 22:25 by serialkicked