How to become a Mapdev by ViceTechnicolour June 18, 2014 at 1:06 AM UTC

=HAVE SWAG

This server uses pure yaml right? No xml or whatever?

I think your definition of GitHub is misleading. Github does not require programming skill.

Oki guys so I decided to put together a small Github tutorial and this is most likely how you will put the maps onto the repo. 

Let's Start:
First make sure to download the Github software, which can be found here:
Windows: https://windows.github.com
Mac: https://mac.github.com
You can also use another software called Git but is a bit more complicated so we will not use it.

Step 1: Make a Github account :P https://github.com/join

Step 2: Install the Github software.

Step 3: Open the Github software.
- When your first open the Github software you will see a login screen so just go ahead a login.

Step 4: Open the repo were you're going to put the maps in, if you get accepted as a map dev you will most likely put them in an organization repo.
To be able to open a repo you have to clone it by clicking this button:


Step 5: Once you have cloned your repo you will be able to open it, and now you can find it here: C:\Users\USER\Documents\GitHub.


Step 6: Have the map packed in a separate folder like this:


Step 7: Move the packed map into the repo folder that you found on Step 5.


Step 8: Commit the changes:


Step 9: Sync your changes:


Step 10: When your done syncing your changes the map should be loaded into the repo like this: 



Step 11: YOUR DONE PARTEY!!!!

You can go see the repo here: https://github.com/AdrianG503/Maps
- Adrian

Oki guys so I decided to put together a small Github tutorial and this is most likely how you will put the maps onto the repo. 

Let's Start:
First make sure to download the Github software, which can be found here:
Windows: https://windows.github.com
Mac: https://mac.github.com
You can also use another software called Git but is a bit more complicated so we will not use it.

Step 1: Make a Github account :P https://github.com/join

Step 2: Install the Github software.

Step 3: Open the Github software.
- When your first open the Github software you will see a login screen so just go ahead a login.

Step 4: Open the repo were you're going to put the maps in, if you get accepted as a map dev you will most likely put them in an organization repo.
To be able to open a repo you have to clone it by clicking this button:


Step 5: Once you have cloned your repo you will be able to open it, and now you can find it here: C:\Users\USER\Documents\GitHub.


Step 6: Have the map packed in a separate folder like this:


Step 7: Move the packed map into the repo folder that you found on Step 5.


Step 8: Commit the changes:


Step 9: Sync your changes:


Step 10: When your done syncing your changes the map should be loaded into the repo like this: 



Step 11: YOUR DONE PARTEY!!!!

You can go see the repo here: https://github.com/AdrianG503/Maps
- Adrian

Oki guys so I decided to put together a small Github tutorial and this is most likely how you will put the maps onto the repo. 

Let's Start:
First make sure to download the Github software, which can be found here:
Windows: https://windows.github.com
Mac: https://mac.github.com
You can also use another software called Git but is a bit more complicated so we will not use it.

Step 1: Make a Github account :P https://github.com/join

Step 2: Install the Github software.

Step 3: Open the Github software.
- When your first open the Github software you will see a login screen so just go ahead a login.

Step 4: Open the repo were you're going to put the maps in, if you get accepted as a map dev you will most likely put them in an organization repo.
To be able to open a repo you have to clone it by clicking this button:


Step 5: Once you have cloned your repo you will be able to open it, and now you can find it here: C:\Users\USER\Documents\GitHub.


Step 6: Have the map packed in a separate folder like this:


Step 7: Move the packed map into the repo folder that you found on Step 5.


Step 8: Commit the changes:


Step 9: Sync your changes:


Step 10: When your done syncing your changes the map should be loaded into the repo like this: 



Step 11: YOUR DONE PARTEY!!!!

You can go see the repo here: https://github.com/AdrianG503/Maps
- Adrian

Thank yo! but... I have one more question: Where I post the application?
Thank youuu!

sorry...

= Be able to work quick, efficiently, and have good roots with the community. NO.
= Be able to know how to use Github. This is what the maps are stored in along with the YMLs. NO.
= Be able to make markups with little to no errors at all, and show to be able to have ability to fix them. NO.
= Be able to regularly work on projects that the map developers set up, such as community events. NO.
= Be trustworthy. Once a map developer, you get access to Build, Staff skype chat, and the staff forums. NO.
= Not be kycrafft YES!!

So I guess Im already map dev?

Paraspider
id like to ask u a question
If You Don't Apply For Map Developer What Do You Do Im Just Saying I Make Good Maps And Would Make Anything That People Suggest I Make Paraspider Is A Good Map Maker And I Would Like To Be Like Her So I Would LOVE If You Made Me Map Dev Cause As You Said I Am TrustWorthy To Make AWESOME Maps And I Check My Map 7 Times Just For Mistakes  Thx Guys Hope This Does Not Count As A Apply
Kind Regards Rilomilo9