Openrct2: Add a '?' to the most common windows (UX, explain FAQ)

[Nubbie]

Adding a small square '?' with a set of strings inside it, either opening a window / being a tooltip for how you do the FAQ.
My suggestion to make the game more fool-proof would be

-First time 'tutorial' for commonly used functions
-Tool tips that explain how you do difference things
-The question mark where it explains in strings how to do X & Y
-Add a question mark box which links to the GitHub Wiki

For example: As 'How do I start a server' is one really requested feature, why not link them to the wiki/make a window explaining it

[IntelOrca]

This is usually another button next to the X (close button).

[marijnvdwerf]

@IntelOrca Differs per platform. Also, if i remember correctly, the titlebarbutton on Windows triggers a question mark cursor, so that's something different.

Also, I think it would be a better idea to make the interface itself more clear than to write documentation.

[IntelOrca]

What the question mark does depends on the program.

[Nubbie]

There are some ways this could be tackled tho, it's mostly as a helping hand to users
Depends on how viable it should be

[Nubbie]

My thought now would be a question mark for windows that prompts up a window saying 'This will take you to the OpenRCT2 wiki page for this window, Are you sure? [YES/CANCEL]

[AaronVanGeffen]

Also, I think it would be a better idea to make the interface itself more clear than to write documentation.

:+1:

[marijnvdwerf]

@Nubbie The problem with the 'open documentation in browser' approach is that the documentation is _very_ likely to not get updated as much as the UI itself.

[Ryder17z]

Not to mention some might find it annoying (especially on slow machines, think EEE PC or anything with a very slow cpu)