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README.md

Solar_Plains

Performance Issues:

Please note, Solar Plains requires the server to be as recent as Intel's HASWELL processors, starting at model 4250U.

For clients connecting to a server, this requirement is lower, anything as recent as the Intel Core 2 Quad should be capable of running this game fine, as either singleplayer or client.

Code Styling:

Use tabs - any editor can configure a single tab into X amount of spaces.

Keep it simple and modular - if it stops working in one version but works in another; it's entirely replaceable.

If you're struggling with that, write the logic flow into smaller steps on paper first; you'll see how much of a difference it makes.

Use each mod's namespace for functions; you may never know when another item implements something similar.

Try and reuse code whenever possible. Beds is an example that shows that this is possible.