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* Images for Undo/Redo buttons in [[Bethesda Tutorial Creation Kit Interface]]. Might as well put all UI buttons as button graphics in the wiki, for future use by people if nothing else. | * Images for Undo/Redo buttons in [[Bethesda Tutorial Creation Kit Interface]]. Might as well put all UI buttons as button graphics in the wiki, for future use by people if nothing else. | ||
* A todo template that lets you add the todo as a comment rather than inline text, and adds the article to the todo cateegory. | * A todo template that lets you add the todo as a comment rather than inline text, and adds the article to the todo cateegory. | ||
*I wrote, then didn't use: | |||
{{ProTip|The Creation Kit stores in your mod a list of every item you change (marked with a "*" in the Cell View), even if you undo that change. The more items you "change", the greater the risk that your mod will conflict with others. You can mark objects as unchanged, which is addressed in later tutorials. For now, it's enough to know the problem exists.}} | |||
Revision as of 05:46, 21 February 2012
I'll burn out fast. I always do.
ToDo:
- I'm following the discussion in Creation Kit:Community Portal/Organization for stuff.
- Some talk pages have inlinable tips: Talk:Bethesda Tutorial Dialogue, Talk:World Menu, ...
- GECK forum needs Template:Table
- Add to Help:Wiki_Editing_Style_Guide
- Merge Creating Bookshelves
- Images for Undo/Redo buttons in Bethesda Tutorial Creation Kit Interface. Might as well put all UI buttons as button graphics in the wiki, for future use by people if nothing else.
- A todo template that lets you add the todo as a comment rather than inline text, and adds the article to the todo cateegory.
- I wrote, then didn't use:
The Creation Kit stores in your mod a list of every item you change (marked with a "*" in the Cell View), even if you undo that change. The more items you "change", the greater the risk that your mod will conflict with others. You can mark objects as unchanged, which is addressed in later tutorials. For now, it's enough to know the problem exists.
