Release Notes:
2010-08-08: Initial Release

Overview:
TBAGG (Text Based Adventure Game Generator) allows you to easily create text based adventure games 
for your PHP/MySQL web site. An easy configuration process will have you up and running in no time. 
All database, file copying, and new game distribution is handled automatically in the script. You
can easily preview games in progress and use included tools to keep your works in progress organized.

Installation Instructions:
Extract the tbagg.*.zip file to a location on your computer. Open the /tbagg/includes/config.php file
in a text editor and fill in your database information. A password is not required, but is recommended,
since games will be published in a path that leaves the TBAGG management screens easily discoverable.
Once this information has been updated, save your changes, then upload the /tbagg/ directory to your 
web site. The script root directory is hard coded to "/tbagg/" and your games will be published into 
"/tbagg/games/" automatically. This is not a configurable option. You will be able to define the 
directory name within "/games/" for each game you add.

Usage Instructions:
Point your web browser to the /tbagg/ directory. This is the home page of the game development script.
In the menu on the left, click Add New Game to begin. Enter the basic game information and click the
Save New Game button when finished. Please note: The Game Name and Game Directory fields are required.
Any spaces entered in the Game Directory will be removed. For example, if you enter "Test Game" in the 
Game Directory field, it will be saved and processed as "TestGame".

Once you have finished entering your new game information, it is time to begin editing the story itself. 
Each game is made up of "steps". Use the Add New Step link along the left side of the screen to add
steps. Each step is either an ending or leads to "options" for the reader to choose from. Once you have
added a new step, you must edit that step and add or edit the options using the links at the bottom of 
the form. Each option must link to a step in the story, so if you have not yet added the destination
step, you can do so by clicking the Add Step link to do so. If the step leads to a dead end, check the
This Is An Ending option.

Use the Edit Unresolved Options link in the menu on the left to view a list of options that do not yet
have destination steps assigned. There is also a link to Edit Steps With No Options. This brings up a
list of steps that do not have options assigned. Click the Preview The Game link to open your game in 
a new tab or window in your browser.

When finished editing the game, you can publish a link to the root of the game directory. For example,
if your game directory is "TestGame", the link you would publish to the game would be
"http://www.yoursite.com/tbagg/games/TestGame/". There is a style.css file in the game directory that 
can be edited to change the appearance of your game. Each element in the story presentation is assigned
a class name in the style sheet.