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         url: /learn/haxelib/docs/project-files/
       - title: Targets
         url: /learn/haxelib/docs/targets/
-      - title: Tools
+      - title: Command Line Tools
         url: /learn/haxelib/docs/tools/
       #- title: Feature Matrix
       #  url: /learn/docs/feature-matrix/

download.md

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-title: Download
+title: Download OpenFL
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  - documentation/setup/

learn/haxelib/docs/core-architecture.md

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-title: Core Architecture
+title: OpenFL Core Architecture
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 ## Command-Line Tools
 
- * [Source](https://github.com/openfl/lime/tree/master/tools)
+ * [Source Code](https://github.com/openfl/lime/tree/master/tools)
 
 Building an OpenFL application relies upon the Lime command-line tools. Whether you are using an `openfl` command, a `lime` command, or are using an editor with OpenFL support built-in, these tools provide the backbone for delivering projects to each target platform.
 
 As needed, the tools will copy asset files, process template files, trigger compilers, package applications and deliver to a connected device or run on your local machine. There are many other features in the tools, but these are the basics that drive the creation of OpenFL projects.
 
 ## Haxe
 
- * [Website](http://www.haxe.org)
- * [Source](https://github.com/haxefoundation/haxe)
+ * [Website](https://www.haxe.org)
+ * [Source Code](https://github.com/haxefoundation/haxe)
 
 OpenFL developers write code in [Haxe](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haxe), a powerful language that can compile to _other_ programming languages. This unique (and proven) ability is the cornerstone to OpenFL's cross-platform nature.
 
 Based on your project, the arguments used and the target platform, the command-line tools use Haxe to compile Haxe source files into SWF bytecode, Neko bytecode, C++ or JavaScript.
 
 ## HXCPP _(C++ Targets Only)_
 
- * [Source](https://github.com/haxefoundation/hxcpp)
+ * [Source Code](https://github.com/haxefoundation/hxcpp)
 
 After generating C++ source, Haxe calls the HXCPP library, which includes a standard C++ library to enable unique Haxe features, and calls the target compiler toolchain.
 
 By default, HXCPP uses g++ to build Linux executables, Visual Studio C++ for Windows, Xcode for macOS and iOS, or the standard native toolchain for other platforms, such as the Android NDK when targeting Android.
 
 ## Lime
 
- * [Source](https://github.com/openfl/lime)
+ * [Website](https://lime.openfl.org)
+ * [Source Code](https://github.com/openfl/lime)
 
 Lime is a foundational library, providing a single API for managing windows, receiving system events, accessing the rendering context and playing audio, as well as other system APIs.
 
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 ## OpenFL
 
- * [Source](https://github.com/openfl/openfl)
+ * [Website](https://www.openfl.org)
+ * [Source Code](https://github.com/openfl/openfl)
 
 OpenFL is a Haxe library, designed to work over Lime. System events, windowing and other features are mapped to Flash-style APIs for convenience. OpenFL has a renderer designed for use with HTML5 DOM, HTML5 Canvas, a Cairo (a native software renderer) or OpenGL targets (WebGL, OpenGL, OpenGL ES).
 

learn/haxelib/docs/project-files.md

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learn/haxelib/docs/targets.md

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learn/haxelib/docs/tools/index.md

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learn/haxelib/tutorials/adding-animation.md

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learn/haxelib/tutorials/displaying-a-bitmap.md

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learn/haxelib/tutorials/index.md

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learn/haxelib/tutorials/using-swf-assets.md

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showcase/android.md

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+title: OpenFL Showcase
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showcase/console.md

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+title: OpenFL Showcase
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-subtitle: Console
+subtitle: Game Consoles
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showcase/flash.md

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showcase/html5.md

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showcase/index.md

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showcase/ios.md

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showcase/linux.md

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showcase/macos.md

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showcase/other.md

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showcase/windows.md

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