Once you have successfully installed Traipse you will have a folder that contains the entire software with some files, and a subfolder called System.  The subfolder called System is the source code for Traipes 'OpenRPG' and you will probably not want to edit it unless you are learning Python or developing for the software.

Inside the main folder you will have a set of files and the setup file which runs automatically for the Windows installer.  Provided here is a list of those files and what happens when you run them.

Traipse is designed to be super easy for users to start up. To do this it has created a few different versions of the startup files. Here is a description of what each startup file does.

Traipse.pyw: This is the main startup file. This file pulls from the Assembla trac and updates your software to the latest build. Use this if you want to update.

Traipse_Debug.py: This startup file also updates from the trac but it provides the user with a small debugger window. This window will print out system messages and any errors that may occur.

Traipse_Developer.py: This startup file does not pull from the Assembla trac, nor does it attempt to update. This allows users to break into the code, re write portions of it, and test it out. It also allows users who want to work with modified code to run their code instead of the stable source code. Run this if you do not want to update.

Server.py: This is a basic text based server. It runs the server but it does so in a small terminal window that accepts text commands. This does pull from the trac and update the software.

Server_GUI.py: This starts the server with the Server GUI. It works just the same as the server, but currently it's functionality is slightly limited. The Server GUI is still under development. This pulls from the trac and updates the software.