SotAwiki Update Thread

@Browncoat Jayson
Hello again,

did create some new pages:

http://sotawiki.net/sota/Blank_Sign#Recipe
http://sotawiki.net/sota/Plain_Wood_Blank_Wall_Sign
http://sotawiki.net/sota/Plain_Wood_Blank_Hanging_Sign
http://sotawiki.net/sota/Plain_Wood_Blank_Ground_Sign

I did lastseen on the decos, but is doesn't show up
So the question is:
Is there a possible entry to mark non-recipe items with the lastseen attribute to mark the acuality of the stats??

PS: I didn't find the link to mark them as work in progress...
Edit : found the "under construction" Wrong searchwords ....

Edit2: and I can't find the correct semantics for the infobox craftrecipe= Blank Sign
don't work: [[Blank Sign]] or {(Blank sign)} or [Blank Sign]

 

@Rentier

We don't have a last seen tag for item stats. It was designed to help us keep up on frequent changes to recipes.

The craftrecipe= tag just takes plain text. Note that it links to the recipe page, not the item page that recipe produces. I haven't had time to do a pass through since we added that tag, so most probably are not linked yet.

 

thx @Browncoat Jayson , thats what i supected

and the recipes-link stays red (so not connected for all items i checked)

 

Until the recipe item is added, it won't show as a link. This would be the item you buy from the merchant (i.e., "Recipe: Blank Signs").

 

Graff Gem Mines - theres a mess there I couldnt edit enough to fix - the "graff gem mines entrance" is 3 skull and is the map, "graff gem mines" is 5 skull and has the cavern, it needs splitting into two pages and whole hosts of work on it

 

Sorry, I missed this somehow.

I split the topic into the Graff Mines Entrance and the Graff Mines. I put a verify tag on these, as we need to identify which creatures and resources are in each scene. I'll try to do a run through the entrance scene this weekend, if I find time, but I got destroyed last time I was in the mines. I'll give it a shot.

 

i just went through and flagged all the stretch goals as previous, but a lot of them are not showing on the stretch goals page and i don't know why.

 

Fixed.

 

...and is it something i could have done? if so, what?

 

1) Edit
2) Show preview
3) Save page

 

those lists are auto-generated.

 

Yeah but that's how I fixed it

 

..ah, i think i've got it. if you say "edit" i don't assume you entered the edit page but didn't actually make an edit. that you made an edit is implied unless you say otherwise, so it looked like you were making an edit but refusing to tell me what it was.

 

the mug page has the carpentry recipe but the ceramic picture. i don't recall if there's a ceramic recipe too yet

 

thanks - I couldnt work out to split them would be grateful for some education

 

I just moved what was there to Graff Mines Entrance using the Move option at the top of the page (requires you to be logged in), then recreated the original topic to contain the Graff Mines info. Mostly copy/paste and delete what is not part of that scene.

I'll look at that. I think there is like 5 different mug icons.

 

neat thanks now I know if I come across something else like that maybe how I can fix it

next to try and fix some of the sword/dagger descriptions .. im a bit new at the whole wiki thing

 

No worries, thanks for the help.

 

Is it possible to alter the queries for skill pages so that the Recipes are sortable by Skill Level?
For instance, Alchemy Recipes shows that all of the recipes only require 'Alchemy' as a skill, but Haste Potion clearly states that it requires 10 levels in Alchemy, not "Just" Alchemy.

(I have reason to doubt that Haste Potion requires 10 levels anyway, since I couldn't make it at 13... But maybe Alchemy requires learning directly via recipes instead of throwing random items into the workbench? Or maybe it's a bug...)

My point is that Recipes (in all the skills) should say what level you can make everything at, as part of a sortable column. How can we make that happen?

 

It requires 10 proficiency, not level 10 in alchemy. It's a very distinct difference. I.e., to craft something that takes a proficiency of 70 requires skill level 92 or so.