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| − | Hello, bear in mind a few things we like to maintain on the wiki: | + | Hello, bear in mind a few things we like to maintain on the wiki regarding image uploads: |
| − | Crop the corners of the images. | + | Crop the corners of the images if the borders are rounded - this is typical for tooltip or "mouseover" views of items. |
| − | Maintain the same angle for images in the main list vs. main page for individual accessories - sometimes the angle is not the same! | + | Increase your anti-aliasing to be higher - smoother edges, higher quality images! |
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| + | Maintain the same angle for images in the main list vs. main page for individual accessories - sometimes the angle is not the same! I like to use a free program called FRAPS to film the rotation, then I just pluck a frame out of the sequence - this allows for the same angle to be captured with almost no hassle every time! | ||
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| + | And very importantly, always add an appropriate image tag. | ||
-[[User:Novaster|Novaster]] 20:33, 3 August 2014 (UTC) | -[[User:Novaster|Novaster]] 20:33, 3 August 2014 (UTC) | ||
Latest revision as of 20:49, 3 August 2014
Images
Hello, bear in mind a few things we like to maintain on the wiki regarding image uploads:
Crop the corners of the images if the borders are rounded - this is typical for tooltip or "mouseover" views of items.
Increase your anti-aliasing to be higher - smoother edges, higher quality images!
Maintain the same angle for images in the main list vs. main page for individual accessories - sometimes the angle is not the same! I like to use a free program called FRAPS to film the rotation, then I just pluck a frame out of the sequence - this allows for the same angle to be captured with almost no hassle every time!
And very importantly, always add an appropriate image tag.
-Novaster 20:33, 3 August 2014 (UTC)
