Useful rpg wiki

[pmulcahy11b]

Sifting through the torrent of pictures would be a bit of a challenge though....

Something to think about -- though keeping down the size of my web pages would be a problem.

I did some experimenting and found that Photoshop Elements will do such a picture, though it is not nearly as good as the one Kato used. I'd rather have a native program, however, than a web app.

[natehale1971]

Paul, have you ever thought of doing your website like a Wiki

[pmulcahy11b]

Paul, have you ever thought of doing your website like a Wiki

I think I'd lose too much control over it that way. I may not have the best web site design, but it's mine.

[Legbreaker]

And it works. Yes pictures would be nice for us lazy people who can't be bothered searching, but unless there's the time and resources available, it's definitely not vital. The site has to be at the pinnacle of T2K web resources! :P

[natehale1971]

I think I'd lose too much control over it that way. I may not have the best web site design, but it's mine.

The Wikispaces Wikis allow you to say who can or can't edit the pages. I've been using one for my superhero RP campaign. And been debating on setting up a wiki for each campaign i want to run. It's just a thought for your site... not a knock on how it is now.

[pmulcahy11b]

This is the sort of thing Photoshop Elements makes when using the Artistic Pencil filter. It's a Boxer MRAV:


I consider it adequate at best, but not really the level of detail I'm looking for.

[pmulcahy11b]

That last post actually belonged in the "Useful T2K Wiki" thread. Can a moderator move it for me

Kato13: Done

[cavtroop]

Hows this Done in Paint.NET (freely available), using the Artistic -> pencil effect. Its adjustable to get more/less detail, thicker/thinner lines, etc. FYI, this took less than 30 seconds for me to do, it's easy:

[pmulcahy11b]

I'm starting to warm up to what I came up with. It camouflages it well from c@pyright people. I was able to play with Photoshop Elements and get almost the same effects you did, but I sort of like what I did better now.

Putting pictures on my site would take a while, and balloon the page size, though

Oh, and thanks whoever for moving my misplaced file.

[Legbreaker]

Perhaps to make pages load quicker on slow connections, have the option available to no show pictures I know it won't change much at your end and haven't much of an idea how to actually do it...
Another option might be to simply have a link to the picture contained somewhere in the item description

Don't mind me, I'm just chucking out ideas as they come to me.