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Ok. so a quick rundown on how to make a program. This is kind of a shitty documentation, but oh well I was asked to.


This is how the base program is setup. the rest is mostly tgui stuff. I'll use the ntnetmonitor as a base

/datum/computer_file/program/ntnetmonitor
	filename = "ntmonitor"	<- This is obviously the name of the file itself. not much to be said
	filedesc = "NTNet Diagnostics and Monitoring"	<- This sort of the official name. it's what shows up on the main menu
	program_icon_state = "comm_monitor"	<- This is what the screen will look like when the program is active
	extended_desc = "This program is a dummy. <- This is a sort of description, visible when looking on the ntnet
	size = 12	<- size of the program. Big programs need more hard drive space. Don't make it too big though.
	requires_ntnet = 1	<- if this is set, the program will not run and will close if ntnet connection is lost. mainly for primarily online programs.
	required_access = access_network	<- This is access required to run the program itself. ONLY SET THIS FOR SUPER SECURE SHIT. This also acts as transfer_access as well.
	transfer_access = access_change_ids	<- this is the access needed to download from ntnet or host on the ptp program. This is what you want to use most of the time.
	available_on_ntnet = 1 <- If it's available to download on ntnet. pretty self explanatory.
	available_on_syndinet = 0 <- ditto but on emagged syndie net. Use this for antag programs
	usage_flags = PROGRAM_ALL			// Bitflags (PROGRAM_CONSOLE, PROGRAM_LAPTOP, PROGRAM_TABLET combination) or PROGRAM_ALL
				^^- The comment above sorta explains it. Use this to limit what kind of machines can run the program. For example, comms program should be limited to consoles and laptops.
	var/ui_header = "downloader_finished.gif" <- this one is kinda cool. If you have the program minimized, this will show up in the header of the computer screen.
												you can even have the program change what the header is based on the situation! see alarm.dm for an example.


Now. for pre-installing stuff.

Primarily done for consoles, there's an install_programs() proc in the console presets file in the machines folder.

for example, the command console one.

/obj/machinery/modular_computer/console/preset/command/install_programs()
	cpu.hard_drive.store_file(new/datum/computer_file/program/chatclient())
	cpu.hard_drive.store_file(new/datum/computer_file/program/card_mod())

Basically, you want to do  cpu.hard_drive.store_file(new/*program path here*()) and put it in the subtype's install_programs().
Probably pretty self explanatory, but just in case.

Will probably be expanded when new features come around or I get asked to mention something.

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