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Re: Esei Can Draw!
@Carakhan finally got drawn. Not quite I hoped or imagined but I hope y'all like it anyway!
Edit: fixed image resolution. Now you, too, can have an HD Carakhan!
Edit: fixed image resolution. Now you, too, can have an HD Carakhan!
Esei
12
Re: Headcanons: The Show: The Movie: The Game
^: supports the finks and their filthy war.
v: doesn't know about the Soulless behind them and OH GODS IT HAS A KNIFE RUN RUN YOU IDIOT WHY ARE YOU STANDING THERE
v: doesn't know about the Soulless behind them and OH GODS IT HAS A KNIFE RUN RUN YOU IDIOT WHY ARE YOU STANDING THERE
Klaxon
3
Re: Headcanons: The Show: The Movie: The Game
^: breaks into sneezing fits any time they so much as look at a pile of ash.
v: keeps a pair of waxlips around for...practice.
Luce
3
Re: Headcanons: The Show: The Movie: The Game
^: Was dared to taste the Portal of Fate - turns out so much as sticking the tip of your tongue inside gets the rest of you pulled in.
v:Unknowingly possesses an Eyelash of Dynara
v:Unknowingly possesses an Eyelash of Dynara
Jolanthe
1
Re: Nexus hack: add a display of the date and season to the status bar
Slightly more advanced version that uses two elements so the season name won't be so abbreviated:
onLoad
You can see from this how to add a third one for moon phase (or something else), which I would do, except I never bothered to make anything that tracks/calculates the current moon phase since none of my skills depend on it.
onLoad
<div>// create a new UI element in the status bar
var dateNode = document.createElement('div');
dateNode.setAttribute("id", "status-date");
var referenceNode = document.querySelector('#status-ping');
referenceNode.after(dateNode);
var seasonNode = document.createElement('div');
seasonNode.setAttribute("id", "status-season");
dateNode.after(seasonNode);
send_GMCP("IRE.Time.Request", "");</div>onGMCPif (args.gmcp_method == "IRE.Time.List" || args.gmcp_method == "IRE.Time.Update") {
$('#status-date').text(args.gmcp_args.year + '-' + String(args.gmcp_args.mon).padStart(2,'0') + '-' + String(args.gmcp_args.day).padStart(2,'0'));
$('#status-season').text(['mid-winter','late winter','early spring','mid-spring','late spring','early summer','mid-summer','late summer','early autumn','mid-autumn','late autumn','early winter'][args.gmcp_args.mon-1]);
};You can see from this how to add a third one for moon phase (or something else), which I would do, except I never bothered to make anything that tracks/calculates the current moon phase since none of my skills depend on it.
Lendren
5
Nexus hack: add a display of the date and season to the status bar
Mostly a proof-of-concept of how to add things to the Nexus interface. A few lines of code that add to the status bar the current date and season.
1) add to your onLoad near the top:
Adding a display of the moon phase is left as an exercise for the student. (Note though that Nexus is going to keep forcing the width of this element to what it likes, no matter how much you set it to what you like, so you might find it works better to add a second element for that. As it is, I had to abbreviate the season names pretty harshly.)
1) add to your onLoad near the top:
// create a new UI element in the status bar
var newNode = document.createElement('div');
newNode.setAttribute("id", "status-date");
var referenceNode = document.querySelector('#status-ping');
referenceNode.after(newNode);
send_GMCP("IRE.Time.Request", "");2) add to your onGMCP, or integrate into any existing IRE.Time.List and IRE.Time.Update logic you have there:if (args.gmcp_method == "IRE.Time.List" || args.gmcp_method == "IRE.Time.Update") {
$('#status-date').text(args.gmcp_args.year + '-' + String(args.gmcp_args.mon).padStart(2,'0') + '-' + String(args.gmcp_args.day).padStart(2,'0') + ' ' + ['mwinter','lwinter','espring','mspring','lspring','esummer','msummer','lsummer','eautumn','mautumn','lautumn','e-winter'][args.gmcp_args.mon-1]);
};Result:Adding a display of the moon phase is left as an exercise for the student. (Note though that Nexus is going to keep forcing the width of this element to what it likes, no matter how much you set it to what you like, so you might find it works better to add a second element for that. As it is, I had to abbreviate the season names pretty harshly.)
Lendren
5
Announce Post #3072: New Artbard System is Live
We're delighted to announce that our Artbard system has now moved over to a whole new version, and is even better than before!
Some of the features and changes in this new system:
- Improved display of entries.
- Search by artist/author, submission date, placement, or content!
- Commas are no longer the enemy of titles and descriptions.
- Artisanals must now be in JPG or PNG format, and may be no larger than 8MB.
- Bardics are now uploaded via an in-browser editor.
Necessary updates have been made to the instructions on HELP ARTBARD, and you will also be given reminders of some of the upload requirements (e.g. file format) whilst submitting.
As part of moving over to the new system, we will be uploading past Bardics and Artisanals over the coming weeks, beginning with the most recent. If you do not see a previous work of yours at present, there is no need to alert us. We will get to everything as we are able.
Any submissions already made for September's contest have already been added, as have those presently being judged in the August contest.
Lastly and most importantly - a huge thank you to the hard working coders and volunteers who have worked to get this up and running with such a quick turnaround!
Some of the features and changes in this new system:
- Improved display of entries.
- Search by artist/author, submission date, placement, or content!
- Commas are no longer the enemy of titles and descriptions.
- Artisanals must now be in JPG or PNG format, and may be no larger than 8MB.
- Bardics are now uploaded via an in-browser editor.
Necessary updates have been made to the instructions on HELP ARTBARD, and you will also be given reminders of some of the upload requirements (e.g. file format) whilst submitting.
As part of moving over to the new system, we will be uploading past Bardics and Artisanals over the coming weeks, beginning with the most recent. If you do not see a previous work of yours at present, there is no need to alert us. We will get to everything as we are able.
Any submissions already made for September's contest have already been added, as have those presently being judged in the August contest.
Lastly and most importantly - a huge thank you to the hard working coders and volunteers who have worked to get this up and running with such a quick turnaround!
Re: 1001 things to do in Lusternia before you rage quit
21. Design something that gets approved.
22. Get a design approved with stealth-poetry.
23. Design something for each trade that can have designs.
22. Get a design approved with stealth-poetry.
23. Design something for each trade that can have designs.
Luce
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