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chili wiki pages

Posted: 31 Aug 2015, 13:10
by Silentwings
I've done a bit of work on the Chili wiki section, https://springrts.com/wiki/Chili.

It's almost but not quite finished, because I did it sitting at a computer that cannot run Spring - the screenshots page and two of the examples will have to wait a couple of days. There is much more content than before, also all matching Chili as it is now. @jK & others, please let me know if anything needs corrections.

Re: chili wiki pages

Posted: 31 Aug 2015, 17:43
by FLOZi
Looks great, but please follow https://springrts.com/wiki/Spring:PageNamingConventions

For some reason the 'community portal' link seems to have been removed from the bottom wiki nav bar so nobody finds this page any more.

Also wrt: Adding Chili to a Game, there is a rapid package which you can depend on too.

Re: chili wiki pages

Posted: 31 Aug 2015, 22:44
by Silentwings
Ok, I'll look at the naming conventions soon-ish. Is it possible to move a wiki page or does one just have to create new & copy/paste?

Also, if you know how to add Chili as a rapid dependency please add it to the page - I don't.

Re: chili wiki pages

Posted: 01 Sep 2015, 16:40
by Silentwings
I think I've followed the paging convention now - right?

Also, file uploading to the wiki is broken https://springrts.com/mantis/view.php?id=4943, but when it is fixed could the upload limit be raised? Imo it's not really possible to showcase GUIs/gfx/etc using images of <2mb - I tried halving my screen size and they still didn't fit.

Re: chili wiki pages

Posted: 02 Sep 2015, 00:32
by abma
Silentwings wrote:it's not really possible to showcase GUIs/gfx/etc using images of <2mb
convert to .jpg? pngs usally are huge when the image content is non-plain. i know jpgs are lossy, but 2MB for a pic should be enough.

Re: chili wiki pages

Posted: 02 Sep 2015, 08:41
by Forboding Angel
Using png for images is a good thing, but if you're posting entire screengrabs as png, that's no bueno. For a full size screengrab, use a jpg at 100% quality (irfanview is an excellent tool for this). Any degradation will not be noticeable and it will do wonders for the filesize.