<cat>Code.Game</cat> <title>Creating A Game</title> Before creating a game you should have an adequate coding workspace setup, the easiest is <page>Setting up Visual Studio</page> but you can get others working with additional setup. # Creating a minimal game You create new addons from the editor, go to `Addons -> Create New...`, create a new game addon, you can place this wherever you want on your disk. You create new project from the editor, go to `Project-> Create New...`, create a new game project, you can place this wherever you want on your disk. <upload src="a5727/8d9de839fcae5cd.png" size="1774" name="image.png" /> <upload src="a768a/8da7b505bff18ee.png" size="38366" name="sbox-dev_OxmTlKox2C.png" /> # Code Once you make your addon your code is accessible through your Visual Studio solution, the easiest way to open it is through your editor. Once you make your project your code is accessible through your Visual Studio solution, the easiest way to open it is through your editor. <upload src="a768a/8da7b50a6f333c3.png" size="8119" name="sbox-dev_tcXU4Efpqn.png" /> By default, there is basic code for a game that spawns a pawn. # Content All your content can go in folders within your addon folder. * `addons/myaddon/config` - for <page text="fgd">Linking Entities to Hammer</page> files or for defining custom asset types * `addons/myaddon/fonts` - fonts here are automatically loaded and available for usage in UI * `addons/myaddon/materials` * `addons/myaddon/models` * `addons/myaddon/particles` * `addons/myaddon/shaders` - shaders placed in here are automatically compiled * `addons/myaddon/sounds`