User talk:3lB33 - Revision history

Karl: /* Cheese! */

2009-09-28T15:16:52Z

Cheese!

3lB33: /* Cheese! */

2009-09-28T13:35:04Z

Cheese!

Briess: /* Cheese! */ new section

2009-09-28T13:32:15Z

Cheese!: new section

3lB33: ok, I give up the fight, no need to leave the arguments here. Thanks everyone!

2009-08-25T00:48:42Z

ok, I give up the fight, no need to leave the arguments here. Thanks everyone!

3lB33 at 13:21, 24 August 2009

2009-08-24T13:21:18Z

3lB33 at 13:17, 24 August 2009

2009-08-24T13:17:15Z

Koltom at 23:28, 21 August 2009

2009-08-21T23:28:37Z

3lB33: Blanked the page

2009-08-06T18:21:17Z

Blanked the page

Albedo at 17:47, 5 August 2009

2009-08-05T17:47:55Z

Albedo: Created page with 'Hi, welcome to the DF wiki! First, the mistake you made is both minor and common - hate to admit it, but I did almost the identical thing for my first edit effort. Much of this ...'

2009-08-05T17:47:24Z

Created page with 'Hi, welcome to the DF wiki! First, the mistake you made is both minor and common - hate to admit it, but I did almost the identical thing for my first edit effort. Much of this ...'

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Hi, welcome to the DF wiki! First, the mistake you made is both minor and common - hate to admit it, but I did almost the identical thing for my first edit effort. Much of this wiki comes from (confirmed!) personal observation, but whenever possible it first comes from the game code and files. For layers, stones and gems, it comes from the "raws", a set of files that the game uses to generate the world. For bandfire opal, we can see how they're programmed in DF/raw/objects/matgloss_stone_gem.txt. If you use ctl+f for "bandfire", you'll see that the environment of that gem is "all stone" - nothing unique about Hornblende. In DF/.../matgloss_stone_mineral, we can find hornblende to see where that's found - again, all over. So, nothing special about what is found in hornblende, at least not from these files (or not so far.)
Any time you think you see something in the wiki that "just looks waaaay off", drop a query in the "discussion" page first (and/or the forums), and see what feedback you get. If your suspicions are confirmed, you're good to go, or if refuted then either "more research" or a better understanding will probably ensue. This is no biggie - like I said, a lot of us started exactly this way. (And your catch on "tilesets", if accurate, is certainly welcome!) (I don't use tilesets m'self, so I can't say.) Anyway, again, welcome, and afaic you can delete this if you want - it's served it's purpose. Later daze, --[[User:Albedo|Albedo]] 17:47, 5 August 2009 (UTC)

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	It's [[Media:DF_Cheese.jpg\|destined to be a classic]]. [[User:3lB33\|3lB33]]		It's [[Media:DF_Cheese.jpg\|destined to be a classic]]. [[User:3lB33\|3lB33]]
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		+	We need more awesome stuff like that ! --[[User:Karl\|Karl]] 15:16, 28 September 2009 (UTC)

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	Just wanted to let you know that I laughed so hard I terrified my cat at your image. --[[User:Briess\|Briess]] 13:32, 28 September 2009 (UTC)		Just wanted to let you know that I laughed so hard I terrified my cat at your image. --[[User:Briess\|Briess]] 13:32, 28 September 2009 (UTC)
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		+	It's [[Media:DF_Cheese.jpg\|destined to be a classic]]. [[User:3lB33\|3lB33]]

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	+	== Cheese! ==

	+	Just wanted to let you know that I laughed so hard I terrified my cat at your image. --[[User:Briess\|Briess]] 13:32, 28 September 2009 (UTC)

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−	"Round tummies" is the so called prefstring that appears in game as thought when a dwarf likes that creature. Someone put those prefstrings into some creature articles long ago and noone seems to mind. While funny, it can be a bit confusing. D on the other hand is a bit strong since its not a joke really. --[[User:Koltom\|Koltom]] 23:28, 21 August 2009 (UTC)	+
−	:Yeah, but that's exactly my point. ToadyOne put that into the pref string exactly because it's a silly thing that Dwarfs do in the game. It's an inside joke that could potentially cause confusion (you said so yourself) and exactly what the D-for-Dwarf template is for, therefore I'm reverting [[Moghopper\|that page]]. [[User:3lB33\|3lB33]] 13:21, 24 August 2009 (UTC)

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	"Round tummies" is the so called prefstring that appears in game as thought when a dwarf likes that creature. Someone put those prefstrings into some creature articles long ago and noone seems to mind. While funny, it can be a bit confusing. D on the other hand is a bit strong since its not a joke really. --[[User:Koltom\|Koltom]] 23:28, 21 August 2009 (UTC)		"Round tummies" is the so called prefstring that appears in game as thought when a dwarf likes that creature. Someone put those prefstrings into some creature articles long ago and noone seems to mind. While funny, it can be a bit confusing. D on the other hand is a bit strong since its not a joke really. --[[User:Koltom\|Koltom]] 23:28, 21 August 2009 (UTC)
−	:Yeah, but that's exactly my point. ToadyOne put that into the pref string exactly because it's a silly thing that Dwarfs do in the game. It's an inside joke and exactly what the D-for-Dwarf template is for, therefore I'm reverting that page.	+	:Yeah, but that's exactly my point. ToadyOne put that into the pref string exactly because it's a silly thing that Dwarfs do in the game. It's an inside joke that could potentially cause confusion (you said so yourself) and exactly what the D-for-Dwarf template is for, therefore I'm reverting [[Moghopper\|that page]]. [[User:3lB33\|3lB33]] 13:21, 24 August 2009 (UTC)

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	"Round tummies" is the so called prefstring that appears in game as thought when a dwarf likes that creature. Someone put those prefstrings into some creature articles long ago and noone seems to mind. While funny, it can be a bit confusing. D on the other hand is a bit strong since its not a joke really. --[[User:Koltom\|Koltom]] 23:28, 21 August 2009 (UTC)		"Round tummies" is the so called prefstring that appears in game as thought when a dwarf likes that creature. Someone put those prefstrings into some creature articles long ago and noone seems to mind. While funny, it can be a bit confusing. D on the other hand is a bit strong since its not a joke really. --[[User:Koltom\|Koltom]] 23:28, 21 August 2009 (UTC)
		+	:Yeah, but that's exactly my point. ToadyOne put that into the pref string exactly because it's a silly thing that Dwarfs do in the game. It's an inside joke and exactly what the D-for-Dwarf template is for, therefore I'm reverting that page.

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−	+	"Round tummies" is the so called prefstring that appears in game as thought when a dwarf likes that creature. Someone put those prefstrings into some creature articles long ago and noone seems to mind. While funny, it can be a bit confusing. D on the other hand is a bit strong since its not a joke really. --[[User:Koltom\|Koltom]] 23:28, 21 August 2009 (UTC)

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−	Hi, welcome to the DF wiki! First, the mistake you made is both minor and common - hate to admit it, but I did almost the identical thing for my first edit effort. Much of this wiki comes from (confirmed!) personal observation, but whenever possible it first comes from the game code and files. For layers, stones and gems, it comes from the "raws", a set of files that the game uses to generate the world. For bandfire opal, we can see how they're programmed in DF/raw/objects/matgloss_stone_gem.txt. If you use ctl+f for "bandfire", you'll see that the environment of that gem is "all stone" - nothing unique about Hornblende. In DF/.../matgloss_stone_mineral, we can find hornblende to see where that's found - again, all over. So, nothing special about what is found in hornblende, at least not from these files (or not so far.) <br />	+
−	Any time you think you see something in the wiki that "just looks waaaay off", drop a query in the "discussion" page first (and/or the forums), and see what feedback you get. If your suspicions are confirmed, you're good to go, or if refuted then either "more research" or a better understanding will probably ensue. This is no biggie - like I said, a lot of us started exactly this way. (And your catch on "tilesets", if accurate, is certainly welcome!) (I don't use tilesets m'self, so I can't say.) Anyway, again, welcome, and afaic you can delete this if you want - it's served it's purpose. Later daze, --[[User:Albedo\|Albedo]] 17:47, 5 August 2009 (UTC)

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−	Hi, welcome to the DF wiki! First, the mistake you made is both minor and common - hate to admit it, but I did almost the identical thing for my first edit effort. Much of this wiki comes from (confirmed!) personal observation, but whenever possible it first comes from the game code and files. For layers, stones and gems, it comes from the "raws", a set of files that the game uses to generate the world. For bandfire opal, we can see how they're programmed in DF/raw/objects/matgloss_stone_gem.txt. If you use ctl+f for "bandfire", you'll see that the environment of that gem is "all stone" - nothing unique about Hornblende. In DF/.../matgloss_stone_mineral, we can find hornblende to see where that's found - again, all over. So, nothing special about what is found in hornblende, at least not from these files (or not so far.)	+	Hi, welcome to the DF wiki! First, the mistake you made is both minor and common - hate to admit it, but I did almost the identical thing for my first edit effort. Much of this wiki comes from (confirmed!) personal observation, but whenever possible it first comes from the game code and files. For layers, stones and gems, it comes from the "raws", a set of files that the game uses to generate the world. For bandfire opal, we can see how they're programmed in DF/raw/objects/matgloss_stone_gem.txt. If you use ctl+f for "bandfire", you'll see that the environment of that gem is "all stone" - nothing unique about Hornblende. In DF/.../matgloss_stone_mineral, we can find hornblende to see where that's found - again, all over. So, nothing special about what is found in hornblende, at least not from these files (or not so far.) <br />
	Any time you think you see something in the wiki that "just looks waaaay off", drop a query in the "discussion" page first (and/or the forums), and see what feedback you get. If your suspicions are confirmed, you're good to go, or if refuted then either "more research" or a better understanding will probably ensue. This is no biggie - like I said, a lot of us started exactly this way. (And your catch on "tilesets", if accurate, is certainly welcome!) (I don't use tilesets m'self, so I can't say.) Anyway, again, welcome, and afaic you can delete this if you want - it's served it's purpose. Later daze, --[[User:Albedo\|Albedo]] 17:47, 5 August 2009 (UTC)		Any time you think you see something in the wiki that "just looks waaaay off", drop a query in the "discussion" page first (and/or the forums), and see what feedback you get. If your suspicions are confirmed, you're good to go, or if refuted then either "more research" or a better understanding will probably ensue. This is no biggie - like I said, a lot of us started exactly this way. (And your catch on "tilesets", if accurate, is certainly welcome!) (I don't use tilesets m'self, so I can't say.) Anyway, again, welcome, and afaic you can delete this if you want - it's served it's purpose. Later daze, --[[User:Albedo\|Albedo]] 17:47, 5 August 2009 (UTC)