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OpenSauce's source tree is laid out in a way to let multiple solutions covering multiple and differing problems co-exist. For example, "BlamLib" covers .NET interop with all of the Blam engines. Then there is the actual OpenSauce itself which covers extending the engine and its tools.
Besides the actual code's tree there is also an explicit code-object tree. All the projects are setup to output to "bin", "lib" and "obj" in the root directory.
Then there are the shared references. For things shared on a global level there is the "shared" folder in the root directory. In here is where shared include files, assemblies, etc. are placed. Specific solutions can also have their own shared data, in which case they would have a "shared" folder within their solution directory. For example, OpenSauce has it's own "shared" folder where it can reference shared code/data for the game and tool extensions.
The OS solution has a specific naming convention. It goes as follows: {Game}{#}_{Project or Platform}.
- {Game} - Represents the game the OS code is for. E.G., "Halo" for Halo games, or "Stubbs" for Stubbs the Zombie.
- {#} - Represents the version number or value of the game. E.G., "1" for Halo Combat Evolved or "Reach" for Halo Reach.
- {Project or Platform} - Represents either a project name or the platform the code is for. E.G., "CheApe" is used for the tool extension projects. However, for game extensions you will find "PC" or "Xbox" used in this field.
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