This guide will guide you through the process of 1) creating a dashingdon.com account, 2) uploading your (first) game, and 3) making sure your game is playable.
So, let’s start.
1. Creating Account
To create an account, you’ll need an active e-mail you can access. Just like how you’d create an account on any sites these days.
So, first step, click the button.
Immediately at the next screen, you should see these empty textboxes. Fill them accordingly. Once you’re done, hit the button.
Note, you might be prompted to verify your e-mail. So do that as well.
2. Creating Game Entry
Once you’re registered, this is what you should see next. Except it should be blank, empty, and sad. Hit the button if you’re ready to upload your game.
Next, you’ll be prompted to fill out the name of the game and its description (if any). There’re also some options, detailed below. Once you’re done, hit that Create Game.
[1] ☐/
: This game will be set to private and hidden (only those who have the link can access it) / This game will be shown publicly on the dashingdon front list .[2] This is an… advanced feature. It’s harmless whether you’re checking it or not, but if you’re in doubt, leave it as it is. ☐/
: dashingdon.com will use original CScript version to compile your game / dashingdon.com will use modified CScript to compile your game (which accomodate CJW’s saving plugin)[3] A list of how your game will display. Aesthetics only.
[4] This link will show up at the bottom of your compile game, like in here. Clicking on it will open the link on new tab.
3. Uploading Files
Immediately after you created a game entry, this is what you will see.
As you might know as of now, a CScript game requires .txt files (and importantly, the
startup.txt). If you don’t, well, turn around and learn how to create a functioning game first 
To upload them, follow that orange arrow.
Browse your directory, select the files, and click the upload. Simple business.
The upload bar will fill up, and a satisfying green notification will pop up, if everything goes well.
You might notice another upload button below. If you’re including any multimedia files (images, sounds, music, etc.), use that instead. Otherwise, leave it be.
So, that’s it. You’ve created your first game and uploaded all the necessary data. You can safely return to the dashboard, close the browser, or shut down your computer if you feel like it. However, if you want to make sure that your game actually runs on dashingdon, read on.
4. Making Sure Things Work
If you clicked Return to the Dashboard button at the top, you’ll see your game entry on your previously-blank dashboard.
To playtest the game, simply hit the Playtest Game button. This will open your game, the online dashingdon version, on a new tab.