[WIKI] Mount and Blade (Warband) Modding Wikipedia

[Swyter]

Maybe it is time to switch name, after a day XD
Forge, the Mount and Blade Modding Wikipedia.

I think when you put beside the anvil the text Mount and Blade Modding Wikipedia or Wiki (what fits the best in that font) we have the most perfect sig.
As you could already noticed i checked how it looked on the Wiki and it looks quite awesome.

haha... The name was frankly long, so I had to put something short, mnemonic, distinctive and charismatic. 

Administration Stuff I've done:

✔ Finished the URL Rewrite module... So now we have clean URLs as ...
http://mbmodwiki.ollclan.eu/wiki/Main_Page ...instead of...
http://mbmodwiki.ollclan.eu/index.php?title=Main_Page

✔ Added Syntax Highlighter Extension ... 
Now you can put your code snippets between
<syntaxhighlight lang="python">(try_for_parties,<destination>),</syntaxhighlight>
And will appear as colourful codes.


[tt]✔ Added ReCaptcha Anti Bot security.
Unprotected wikis are doomed to flooding. I know by experience.

 

[mr.master]

D: AWesome. Thanks for the syntax highlighting. Ill update my post asap : 3

 

[Rigadoon]

I like the logo but why are there brackets and a comma in it? I think it would look nicer without it.

 

[FrisianDude]

Sounds very interesting.

 

[Jerkuh]

I like the logo but why are there brackets and a comma in it? I think it would look nicer without it.

where do they use those things, darn what was it.
i just got lost in my thoughts.

it is a wiki basicly used for the system with a syntax build on (operation), XD

 

[Demonwolf]

Added a tut.

http://mbmodwiki.ollclan.eu/wiki/Making_a_Campaign_map

 

[Pumpkin Lord]

http://mbmodwiki.ollclan.eu/wiki/Making_Intros_Show_Up

I am done with it.

 

[Swyter]

I like the logo but why are there brackets and a comma in it? I think it would look nicer without it.

where do they use those things, darn what was it.
i just got lost in my thoughts.

it is a wiki basicly used for the system with a syntax build on (operation), XD

Exactly.


Administration Stuff I've done:

✔ Added External Image embedding ...
Go here to see what image-hosters are allowed. If you use another one and want to be able to embed it suggest it here.
http://mbmodwiki.ollclan.eu/wiki/MediaWiki:External_image_whitelist

To show them, simply drop the links on the page. If they aren't allowed will be shown as a external link. :)

Some other minor details I added yesterday...

 

[mr.master]

http://mbmodwiki.ollclan.eu/wiki/Custom_Items_into_your_mod_using_Open_Brf Need to edit a bit. There seems to be problems with linking.

 

[The Shadow]

When....?

AWESOME.  'nuff said. 

 

[Jerkuh]

We have installed an visual Editor but there is also a way to go to the original editor.
Below their is an check box to force it to the old editor, after checking that press show changes you can edited it old fashion.
A normal external link can be made on this way:

[http://where.ever.it/needs/to.go TheNameOfTheLink]

Btw i putted your tut in the tutorial category.

 

[Lumos]

If you use another one and want to be able to embed it suggest it here.

I'd really like if two image hosts I frequently use are added to the list: www.picbg.net and www.prikachi.com - both of them are Bulgarian, fast and useful.

 

[Jerkuh]

I'll take care of that

Edit: I think Swyter is doing some updates.
I don't realy know what it is atm but their are some technical failures in the database.

 

[Swyter]

I'll take care of that

Cool. I see it's done...

Administration Stuff I've done:

✔ Installed UsabilityInitiative ...
Which includes lots of enhancements from the traditional MediaWiki. Sort of Official Extension.

Also created a simplified favicon for it. Opinions?

 

[Lumos]

Thanks. I noticed the errors, but the strangest part is that everything is saved properly and then the user receives the SQL query error message.
I thought that for a beginning we need some info on the ModuleSystem.

EDIT: Nice icon, just saw it in my Firefox.
EDIT 2: It's amazing what a modding communuty can do it just a few hours.

 

[Jerkuh]

I'll take care of that

Cool. I see it's done...

Administration Stuff I've done:

✔ Installed UsabilityInitiative ...
Which includes lots of enhancements from the traditional MediaWiki. Sort of Official Extension.

Also created a simplified favicon for it. Opinions?

Your an great artist and a great programmer, never saw that together before.
Geat Work, i like it!
It is a bit of the simplified version of the logo.

Thanks. I noticed the errors, but the strangest part is that everything is saved properly and then the user receives the SQL query error message.
I thought that for a beginning we need some info on the ModuleSystem.

EDIT: Nice icon, just saw it in my Firefox.
EDIT 2: It's amazing what a modding communuty can do it just a few hours.

It's lovely isn't it

 

[SonKidd]

Few Questions:

Is it OK for us to copy and paste other people's scripts from the forum to the wiki as long as FULL CREDIT given.
Or should is asking for permission necessary? (Say, for guys like cdvader or smthing, he's long left, but there's tonnes of useful scripts from him that should be added to the wiki).
There are quite a few topics with loads of lots useful scripts we could go through and put on the wiki!

Wht's OSP for?? Does it mean like the open source resource packets, or does it include open source scripts (but then, I believe open source scripts should be just put in scripts).

Would it be possible to add some peer review stuff to the scripts section? Such that people can distinguish between scripts that are reviewed and should be working, and scripts that haven't been reviewed and may contain bugs.

Lastly, I think we should have some discussion on how to further organize the scripts part  .
I suggest one division first: "Multiplayer", "Singleplayer".

Haha. Anyway, awesome wiki!! Can't wait for it to be populated!

 

[Jock]

Hehe, took my 43 minutes in total, but I finally managed to add a shield to my mod! 

 

[Jerkuh]

Few Questions:

Is it OK for us to copy and paste other people's scripts from the forum to the wiki as long as FULL CREDIT given.
Or should is asking for permission necessary? (Say, for guys like cdvader or smthing, he's long left, but there's tonnes of useful scripts from him that should be added to the wiki).
There are quite a few topics with loads of lots useful scripts we could go through and put on the wiki!

Wht's OSP for?? Does it mean like the open source resource packets, or does it include open source scripts (but then, I believe open source scripts should be just put in scripts).

Would it be possible to add some peer review stuff to the scripts section? Such that people can distinguish between scripts that are reviewed and should be working, and scripts that haven't been reviewed and may contain bugs.

Lastly, I think we should have some discussion on how to further organize the scripts part  .
I suggest one division first: "Multiplayer", "Singleplayer".

Haha. Anyway, awesome wiki!! Can't wait for it to be populated!

Besides you need the permision of the autor your free to add it in the wiki.
If you are going to do so and scaver around collecting these things i would apriciate it very much.
After i got some free time i'll also start myself.

 

[BoomstickS3000]

Nice Jerkuh! Might be very helpfull for me.. if I decide to do that one thing