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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions docs/NewProject.rst
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Creating a New Project
**********************

This document describes the steps necesarry to create a new project within the sim-city web interface.
This document describes the steps necessary to create a new project within the sim-city web interface.

Before you start
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`Please note that json does not support comments. If you want to copy and paste
parts of the commented sections be sure to remove the comments. Also keep in mind
that parts are sometimes ommitted for readability.`
that parts are sometimes omitted for readability.`

Main Structure
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"title": "MyProject", # The project Title. Any string
"description": "Description for MyProject", # The project Description. Any string
"url": "https://github.com/MyProject", # Url of the project, if any
"isDynamic": true, # isDyanamic means the changes to the
"isDynamic": true, # isDynamic means the changes to the
# project that are made using the user
# interface are saved to the disk
"expertMode": 3, # Level of expertise of the use.
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''''''

A group is a set of layers grouped together under a common name.
These groups are displayed under a collapsable name in the left menu under layers.
These groups are displayed under a collapsible name in the left menu under layers.


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"languages": { # There is some support for multiple
# languages
"en": {
"title": "My Layer", # The name of the layer gropu in english
"title": "My Layer", # The name of the layer group in english
"description": "My Awesome Layer" # Description of the layer group
}
},
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"enabled": false, # Whether the layer is enabled by default

"opacity": 50 # The opacity (e.g. inverse transparancy)
"opacity": 50 # The opacity (e.g. inverse transparency)
# of the layer
},

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2) Install ``docker-compose``. The docker-compose documentation outlines how to `install docker-compose <https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/>`__.

3) Install ``git``. The git webiste explains how to `install git <https://git-scm.com/downloads>`__.
3) Install ``git``. The git website explains how to `install git <https://git-scm.com/downloads>`__.

4) Download Re-GIS from the git website:

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