Updating ReST docs.
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game/
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evennia.py
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manage.py gamesrc/
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commands/
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examples/
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scripts/
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examples/
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objects/
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examples/
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world/
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examples/
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conf/
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manage.py gamesrc/ commands/ examples/ scripts/ examples/ objects/ examples/ world/ examples/ conf/
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``game/gamesrc/``
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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``gamesrc/conf/``
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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``gamesrc/world/`` holds optional extension modules for the Evennia
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``gamesrc/conf/`` holds optional extension modules for the Evennia
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engine. Certain functionality in the server is meant to be extended, and
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in order to allow you to do this without modifying the server itself, it
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imports files from this directory. Modifying these are optionally and
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you can usually change a variable in ``game/settings.py`` to change
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which module Evennia is looking for. There are dummy example files in
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imports files from this directory. Modifying these are optional and you
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can usually change a variable in ``game/settings.py`` to change exactly
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which module Evennia actually uses. There are dummy example files in
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here, read their headers for usage instructions.
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The ``src/`` directory
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::
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src/
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settings_defaults.py commands/
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comms/
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help/
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objects/
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locks/
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players/
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scripts/
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server/
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typeclasses/
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utils/
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web/
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settings_defaults.py commands/ comms/ help/ objects/ locks/ players/ scripts/ server/ typeclasses/ utils/ web/
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Most of the folders in ``src/`` are technically "Django apps",
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identified by containing a file ``models.py`` and usually
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