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🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Mon, Jan 1 10:52 PM UTC in reply to Bob Greenwade from 09:57 PM:

Is it actually less important of a step than using the Play-Test Applet, which does have a link?

I never use this Wizard to generate presets, but I presume that using the Play-Test Applet is actually a step in using the Wizard, whereas starting with the default preset is no more of a step in this than having a blank canvas is a step in generating AI art.

Why not have a link here, where creating GC presets is already under discussion, than just assume that anyone would know where to look?

This page is about using a Wizard to generate a preset for you. It is not about making your own from scratch. For that, I would refer you to the Game Courier documentation and various tutorials.


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