warlordjones[]
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About Me[]
My interests:
- Gaming
- Steampunk
- Administrating the BrassBlocks Modded Minecraft Server, official server of Steamcraft2
- Warhammer 40k
- Coding. Java at the moment, mainly Minecraft Mods. Also do some HTML/CSS/Javascript, and I did dabble in Unity.
- Art, sometimes.
- Browsing reddit, and various forums.
- Writing articles for a certain wiki.
Currrent Wiki Projects[]
In progress Documenting Steamcraft2.
40% (2/5)
40% (2/5)
Complete: Transfer existing content from sc2.wikia.com- Complete: Main Page
In progress: Navbox- In progress: Basic pages
- Complete: Icons
- In progress Documenting Chisel (TheCricket26). ON HOLD while I do Steamcraft2
25% (1/4)
25% (1/4)
- Complete: Main Page
- In progress: Navbox
- In progress: Basic pages
- Uploaded: Icons
- In progress Documenting Extra Utilities. ON HOLD while I do Chisel 2
71.4286% (5/7)
71.4286% (5/7)
- Complete: Navbox
- Complete: Main Page
- Complete: Icons
- Complete: Generators
- Complete: Ender Pump + Quarry
- In progress: Tools
- In progress: Other Blocks and Items
I'm so good at finishing what I start :P
Minecraft Mods[]
- Steamcraft2 - a steampunk mod I am working on with another guy named DecebalDecebal. Together we call ourselves the BrassCoders.
- Contributor to Chisel (TheCricket26)
- I've also contributed to BuildCraft
Notes to Self[]
- Styleguide here: Project:MOS
- Use the correct categories! Category list here: Template:Category hierarchy
- Project:Article creation guideline is there for a reason, you noob.
- Info dump of possible infobox arguments: http://pastebin.com/Bv8CBhBK
- Tile Sheet Guide Project:Image uploading guideline and notes:
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Basically, pull all the items you can from the assets within the zip folder of the mod (if there isn't one, follow the steps for a block). For blocks, open up NEI, pull up that mod with the largest GUI setting possible, and take a screenshot. From here, just edit out the background with a program (I personally use GIMP, I think Santa said he uses Photoshop). Once done, rename all the individual files to the correct name for the block or item. Because of this, the blocks will appear in a 3D image when called in articles. As for the sided textures, it's the same drill.
In the case of active vs. de-active, however, I use the one that the player will craft. So for example, if you're familiar with Blood Magic, the Sigil of the Greengrove is using the de-active texture since that's how it comes when crafted.
- Crafting Grid system reference: Project:CGG
- Use {{Gc instead of {{G
Social Media[]
Twitter: @Jacknife98
Reddit: /u/warlordjones
Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/warlordjones
Skype: arona.jones
Minecraft (and most other things) IGN: warlordjones