So your involvement is all a lie, @mdk?
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Peace is a Lie, there is only Passion. Through Passion, I gain Strength. Through Strength, I gain Power. Through Power, I gain Victory. Through Victory, My Chains are Broken. The Force Shall Free Me.
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Peace is a Lie, there is only Passion. Through Passion, I gain Strength. Through Strength, I gain Power. Through Power, I gain Victory. Through Victory, My Chains are Broken. The Force Shall Free Me.
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We do not corrupt mortals. We teach them enlightened self-interest.
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Peace is a lie. There is only passion (for cookies).
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Its all very simple, @Rilla.
They go from 00 to FF, with the first two being red, second two being green, third two being blue. the higher the value, the more of that color component is included. Unless you're really focused, you don't bother to memorize exactly what values make up a certain "named" color, you simply use what is roughly around it, perhaps experimenting with preview to confirm it is what you want.
They go from 00 to FF, with the first two being red, second two being green, third two being blue. the higher the value, the more of that color component is included. Unless you're really focused, you don't bother to memorize exactly what values make up a certain "named" color, you simply use what is roughly around it, perhaps experimenting with preview to confirm it is what you want.
Hex values are so much cleaner.
In keeping with the theme, our work is 200 pages long and was submitted four weeks ago.
That sounds good. And there's no rush. We're all patient here. Except Rtron's Sish.
That would be very welcome, @CoolGuy.
Sad to see you go, but its good to know for sure, @Bright_Ops.
Should you find the drive later, don't feel as if you are unwelcome to return.
Do you wish for the GMs to implement your exit scene?
Should you find the drive later, don't feel as if you are unwelcome to return.
Do you wish for the GMs to implement your exit scene?
We've had those occasions too, @Phantomlink959.
But pretty sure a [/all] tag wouldn't work.
We do think there are plans to expand the preview system to point out actual erroneous code, but its not gotten to that stage yet.
@Mahz, the visitor message system is a bit funny. The 300-character limit seems to be restricted to a bit under 300, and on the reply to a VM field, it claims to have a max of 3000 characters, while actually having the same sub-300 limit as a new VM has.
But pretty sure a [/all] tag wouldn't work.
We do think there are plans to expand the preview system to point out actual erroneous code, but its not gotten to that stage yet.
@Mahz, the visitor message system is a bit funny. The 300-character limit seems to be restricted to a bit under 300, and on the reply to a VM field, it claims to have a max of 3000 characters, while actually having the same sub-300 limit as a new VM has.
@Phantomlink959The preview button will tell you if there is an error in the code. If there is one, go back to the document or whatever you had it in while it was being composed. Then use its built-in search function to search for individual tags. Once you find one where the number of openers and closers don't add up, you have your culprit. If its a particularly long post, split it into sections and check those.
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Pretty sure that isn't something that would work, due to how the BBcode triggers work, but we could be wrong. Someone with more coding experience can confirm/deny this.
Pretty sure that isn't something that would work, due to how the BBcode triggers work, but we could be wrong. Someone with more coding experience can confirm/deny this.
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