A better documentation might be required

So, I've been trying to make heads or tails out of this, and I won't lie, on sourceforge, there's a lot of info, but none of which is actually easy to read into. And yes, I know, the simple stuff is pretty self-explanatory, but the moment you delve into anything that's more than the simple surface, it gets a little more complicated than it should be.

For instance, I'll take the "Data type: field" page, where the different types of fields for a card are explained. That's nice, and that's simple, but that might be... too simple.

What if instead of having that info there, with barely even any amount of concrete example on each type of field, you had a page directly linked to that type, with a firm example of everything that could be on that field, linked to the relevant style for it.

I'm just saying that for a new scripter _{such as myself}, it's kind of really hard to navigate, use, and understand.

I would gladly give a hand in understanding what's less clear and simple, and what isn't, but here's a short list of what I have a low understanding of:

- What is the use of package choice, and how to use it properly.
- An actual introduction to actual scripting would be nice, instead of what strongly felt like an outdated tutorial. It might not be outdated, but it's a lot less complete than I feel it should be.
- Most of style is a headache, really.
- Why scripting sometimes returns "cannot convert from function to string", when the function evaluates to a string to begin with?

Now, I'll admit that I have no idea if this is the right location to write this post, but as someone who tries to make his own game, this is a huge headache at times, and as it turns out, it's not always easy to make cards that look decent without a specifically supporting software.