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A good standard for gif images is 100 x 100 pixels. Try to keep your images under 500 x 500, especially for 2-D sprites. Remember: there is no official standard for image sizes, a good size is when you can't see the the pixels, but big enough to see the image. | A good standard for gif images is 100 x 100 pixels. Try to keep your images under 500 x 500, especially for 2-D sprites. Remember: there is no official standard for image sizes, a good size is when you can't see the the pixels, but big enough to see the image. | ||
You should also add <nowiki>{{game-screenshot}}</nowiki> to game screenshot images, which is all of your gifs. | You should also add <nowiki>{{game-screenshot}}</nowiki> to game screenshot images, which is all of your gifs. – [[User Talk:Knife|Spike]][[Image:Spike Shield Badge PM.png]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:06, February 6, 2020
A Couple of Things[edit]
Hi. I'm an admin here I would like to thank you for your recent edits. However, you need to make a few changes to the new articles you have made. First, you should add categories to new articles (as seen in other pages). Two, you should bold the name of the character or item the first it appears in the article (but only the first time). Lastly, don't use the word "you" in articles. It's too informal. Instead, use a character's name (such as Mario) or "the player" (if referring to an action specifically related to the out-of-universe gamer). Thanks again and keep up the good work. -- Son of Suns
Stat Points / Stats[edit]
We need articles on BP (whatever those are...?), HP (Health Points), and possibly the Mario Kart stats (Speed, Drift, Items, etc...)
thanks for reading - KJPDude
- I believe HP stands for Hit Points as well as Health Points. BP stands for Badge Points. -- Son of Suns
In Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga BP stands for Bros. Points. Paper Jorge ( Talk·Contributions·) Paper Jorge was here at... 19:01, 5 October 2006 (EDT)
Reply: my .gif files...[edit]
A good standard for gif images is 100 x 100 pixels. Try to keep your images under 500 x 500, especially for 2-D sprites. Remember: there is no official standard for image sizes, a good size is when you can't see the the pixels, but big enough to see the image.
You should also add {{game-screenshot}} to game screenshot images, which is all of your gifs. – Spike
