Getting Started

What am I doing?

You, in short, will be creating a "fork" of the DUWS-R project. The act of "forking" a repository means creating your own copy of a repository. This allows you to make whatever modifications you want to a project. You can either keep these changes all to yourself or you can share them back with the original owner, in this case the DUWS-R Team. If this seems overly complicated do not fear. Below are two sections: "Step-by-step" and "Quickstart".

The "Step-by-step" section will give you a more in-depth list of things to do to get started. This is targeted to those that have no experience with git and/or Arma scripting. The "Quickstart" is for those that are already familiar with the tool set and just want to quickly get their repo forked.

Also, this guide will target users of Git Bash on Windows. There are other tools that exist for git to make it more user friendly, sometimes at the sacrifice of limiting your power.

Step-by-step

• Configuring git to work with GitHub
  • Install the latest version of git by downloading it here
  • Configure your GitHub to work with Git Bash by following this guide
    • If Step 1 yields results, skip to Step 3
  • Fork the DUWS-R repository by loosely following this guide
• TO BE CONTINUED

Quickstart

• TO BE CONTINUED