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# CORE # StarOpenSource CORE (aka. SOSCORE aka. CORE)
CORE is a framework that simplifies development for games and applications made in Godot 4. CORE is a framework that simplifies development for games and applications made in Godot 4.
# Documentaton
[You can access the documentation by clicking this text.](https://git.staropensource.de/StarOpenSource/core/wiki)
# For whom is it useful? # For whom is it useful?
CORE is only useful for new projects. Started projects could break because CORE has certain requirements that must be met. CORE is only useful for new projects. Started projects could break because CORE has certain requirements that must be met.
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# How to install # How to install
- Clone CORE into your project root using `git clone https://git.staropensource.de/StarOpenSource/core.git CORE` - Clone CORE into your project root using `git clone https://git.staropensource.de/StarOpenSource/core.git CORE`
- Remove any autoload singletons
- Add three scripts to your autoload: - Add three scripts to your autoload:
| Name | Path | | Name | Path |
| ------------ | -------------------------- | | ------------ | -------------------------- |
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| Logger | res://CORE/logger.gd | | Logger | res://CORE/logger.gd |
| Preprocessor | res://CORE/preprocessor.gd | | Preprocessor | res://CORE/preprocessor.gd |
- Select res://CORE/background.tscn as your startup scene - Select res://CORE/background.tscn as your startup scene
- [Follow the post-installation guide](https://git.staropensource.de/StarOpenSource/core/wiki/Using-CORE)
# How to update # How to update
- Close your project
- Pull new changes using `git pull` - Pull new changes using `git pull`
- Reopen your project
# Documentation
[The CORE documentation is available in the wiki.](https://git.staropensource.de/StarOpenSource/core/wiki)