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This is where I test the limits of whether a normal page can pass up a bunch of data in parameter form. I recommend that the discussion page becomes dismantled when all testing is complete. |
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This template's used 130 times across the Woodland and Swampland challenges to future-proof the design of challenge pages. I, The Manx Turtle, figure that if we one day want to change the overall presentation of pages of this type, or if the game expands so that it becomes moddable, allowing for community-workshopped challenges, it'll be less work overall updating these pages. | |||
Each row, at the time of its creation, housed the "name" of one Challenge, its "goal" description of how the Challenge is completed, and its "item" reward. The reward's icon is also displayed to the left of the item-link. Initally, all 18x18 icons for Challenge-awarded items possessed a very predictable file: icon-name-dot-png, so at the very least, this template saves the page author from writing each reward name twice. | |||
Latest revision as of 05:21, 5 August 2025
This template's used 130 times across the Woodland and Swampland challenges to future-proof the design of challenge pages. I, The Manx Turtle, figure that if we one day want to change the overall presentation of pages of this type, or if the game expands so that it becomes moddable, allowing for community-workshopped challenges, it'll be less work overall updating these pages.
Each row, at the time of its creation, housed the "name" of one Challenge, its "goal" description of how the Challenge is completed, and its "item" reward. The reward's icon is also displayed to the left of the item-link. Initally, all 18x18 icons for Challenge-awarded items possessed a very predictable file: icon-name-dot-png, so at the very least, this template saves the page author from writing each reward name twice.
