# Otland Docs ## OTS Guide - [Introduction](https://docs.otland.net/readme.md) - [Compiling](https://docs.otland.net/compiling.md): Instructions for compiling TFS from source. - [Compile on Arch](https://docs.otland.net/compiling/compile-on-arch.md) - [Compiling on CentOS](https://docs.otland.net/compiling/compiling-on-centos.md) - [Compiling on Debian GNU Linux](https://docs.otland.net/compiling/compiling-on-debian-gnu-linux.md) - [Compiling on Fedora](https://docs.otland.net/compiling/compiling-on-fedora.md) - [Compiling on FreeBSD](https://docs.otland.net/compiling/compiling-on-freebsd.md) - [Compiling on Gentoo](https://docs.otland.net/compiling/compiling-on-gentoo.md) - [Compiling on Mac OS X](https://docs.otland.net/compiling/compiling-on-mac-os-x.md) - [Compiling on Ubuntu](https://docs.otland.net/compiling/compiling-on-ubuntu.md) - [Compiling on Windows](https://docs.otland.net/compiling/compiling-on-windows.md) - [Compiling on Windows (vcpkg)](https://docs.otland.net/compiling/compiling-on-windows-vcpkg.md) - [Running your first OT Server](https://docs.otland.net/running-your-first-ot-server.md) - [Setting up your first server](https://docs.otland.net/running-your-first-ot-server/setting-up-your-first-server.md) - [Connecting to your server](https://docs.otland.net/running-your-first-ot-server/connecting-to-your-server.md) - [Editing your datapack](https://docs.otland.net/running-your-first-ot-server/editing-your-data-pack.md) - [Opening your server to the public](https://docs.otland.net/running-your-first-ot-server/opening-your-server-to-the-public.md) - [TFS documentation](https://docs.otland.net/tfs-documentation.md) - [TFS 1.4 official release](https://docs.otland.net/tfs-documentation/tfs-1.4.md) - [LuaScript Interface](https://docs.otland.net/tfs-documentation/luascript-interface.md) - [Action](https://docs.otland.net/tfs-documentation/luascript-interface/action.md): Action's Event Interface - [ChatChannel](https://docs.otland.net/tfs-documentation/luascript-interface/chatchannel.md) - [CreatureEvent](https://docs.otland.net/tfs-documentation/luascript-interface/creatureevent.md) - [GlobalEvents](https://docs.otland.net/tfs-documentation/luascript-interface/globalevents.md) - [MoveEvent](https://docs.otland.net/tfs-documentation/luascript-interface/moveevent.md) - [Lua functions](https://docs.otland.net/tfs-documentation/lua_functions.md) - [Metatables](https://docs.otland.net/tfs-documentation/metatables.md) - [Game](https://docs.otland.net/tfs-documentation/metatables/game_interface.md) - [Glossary](https://docs.otland.net/glossary.md) - [Running your first ubuntu linux OT](https://docs.otland.net/running-your-first-linux-web-and-otserver.md) ## Lua Guide - [Introduction](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/readme.md): The goal of this guide is to provide a way for anybody to learn Lua, regardless of previous programming experience or knowledge of programming fundamentals. - [Introduction](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/fundamentals-1/fundamentals-introduction.md): What you'll need to know before moving on. - [Types](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/fundamentals-1/types.md) - [Variables](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/fundamentals-1/variables.md) - [Operators](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/fundamentals-1/operators.md) - [Control Structures](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/fundamentals-1/control-structures.md) - [Loops](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/fundamentals-1/loops.md) - [Scopes](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/fundamentals-1/scopes.md) - [Closures](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/concepts/closures.md) - [Iterators](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/concepts/iterators.md) - [Recursion](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/concepts/recursion.md) - [Metatables](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/concepts/metatables.md) - [Weak Tables](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/concepts/weak-tables.md) - [Memoization](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/concepts/memoization.md) - [Object-Oriented Programming](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/concepts/object-oriented-programming.md) - [Basic](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/standard-libraries/basic.md) - [String](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/standard-libraries/string.md) - [Table](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/standard-libraries/table.md) - [Math](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/standard-libraries/math.md) - [IO](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/standard-libraries/io.md) - [Coroutine](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/standard-libraries/coroutine.md) - [OS (Operating System)](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/standard-libraries/os-operating-system.md) - [Package](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/standard-libraries/package.md) - [Optimizations](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/auxiliary/optimizations.md) - [Benchmarking](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/auxiliary/benchmarking.md) - [Errors](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/auxiliary/errors.md) - [Debugging](https://docs.otland.net/lua-guide/auxiliary/debugging.md) --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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