SD_Ryoko
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How can I submit my Tutorial?
You can post it in world editor forum with 'Tutorial' in the title and the pictures as attachments. Or, you can email it directly. ten.tsacmoc@yugahamay backwards. Having it in the forum is a nice reference for forum searches.
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Should I format my tutorial in PHP or HTML?
Nope. We handle all of that. This guaruntees consistancy with our CSS formatting and style. If you write in HTML, we have to change it anyway. If its really bad, we might reject it.
Can you reject my Tutorial?
You bet. But, that hasn't happened yet. Usually we work with people, make comments, point out errors and spelling so you can change it and resend.
Will you alter my Tutorial?
Sure. If something is unclear, incorrect, or has spelling errors, I will probobly change it. All credit is still given to the original author. However, do not be lazy and send me junk hoping I'll fix it. See note above.
Does TheHelper own my Tutorial?
Please read the copyright information on the front of the tutorial page.
What format of images can I include?
You should send strictly JPG or an animated gif. Each picture should not exceed 100kb. If it does, I'll probobly resize and reduce quality to make it work. Your images should not exceed 600 or so pixels wide. Again, I will resize them if they are. We like our pictures to fit on the screen properly and be efficent for loading.
Examples of good format tutorials
For appearance: Hero arenas, hero taverns.
Medium sized with a few pics: Conans Cinematics
One page tutorials: Multiple Shot
Complex tutorials: Dialog boxes, Tower defense
Sample Format for a Tutorial
Title
By Author
Introduction
Section 1
Section 2
Section 3
...more or less sections as needed. Some have none.
Introduction
Introduction, sometimes bulleted list of need-to-knows
Section 1
Text, pictures, triggers, lists etc.
Section 2
Text, pictures, triggers, lists etc.
Section 3
Conclusion, summary, demo maps, 'See Also' statments, whatever. Sometimes we add those ourselves as well.
You can post it in world editor forum with 'Tutorial' in the title and the pictures as attachments. Or, you can email it directly. ten.tsacmoc@yugahamay backwards. Having it in the forum is a nice reference for forum searches.
<span style="font-size:10px">If you abuse my email adress, you will forever recieve gay porn in your email from many different web sites totally non-affiliated with me. Thank you.</span>
Should I format my tutorial in PHP or HTML?
Nope. We handle all of that. This guaruntees consistancy with our CSS formatting and style. If you write in HTML, we have to change it anyway. If its really bad, we might reject it.
Can you reject my Tutorial?
You bet. But, that hasn't happened yet. Usually we work with people, make comments, point out errors and spelling so you can change it and resend.
Will you alter my Tutorial?
Sure. If something is unclear, incorrect, or has spelling errors, I will probobly change it. All credit is still given to the original author. However, do not be lazy and send me junk hoping I'll fix it. See note above.
Does TheHelper own my Tutorial?
Please read the copyright information on the front of the tutorial page.
What format of images can I include?
You should send strictly JPG or an animated gif. Each picture should not exceed 100kb. If it does, I'll probobly resize and reduce quality to make it work. Your images should not exceed 600 or so pixels wide. Again, I will resize them if they are. We like our pictures to fit on the screen properly and be efficent for loading.
Examples of good format tutorials
For appearance: Hero arenas, hero taverns.
Medium sized with a few pics: Conans Cinematics
One page tutorials: Multiple Shot
Complex tutorials: Dialog boxes, Tower defense
Sample Format for a Tutorial
Title
By Author
Introduction
Section 1
Section 2
Section 3
...more or less sections as needed. Some have none.
Introduction
Introduction, sometimes bulleted list of need-to-knows
Section 1
Text, pictures, triggers, lists etc.
Section 2
Text, pictures, triggers, lists etc.
Section 3
Conclusion, summary, demo maps, 'See Also' statments, whatever. Sometimes we add those ourselves as well.
