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CptTwinkie at 13:06, 16 October 2018

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	Articles in this section (at the bottom of the page) have been marked as missing images and are considered incomplete. Please review these articles and assist with adding images. If the needed image is not already available then it can be exported from the game and uploaded.		Articles in this section (at the bottom of the page) have been marked as missing images and are considered incomplete. Please review these articles and assist with adding images. If the needed image is not already available then it can be exported from the game and uploaded.

	=Exporting Images from Medieval Engineers=		<!--==Exporting Images from Medieval Engineers==
	If you are interested in keeping the wiki up to date with changes in the game then you may wish to start with the [[Wiki Exporter]] which will explain how to bulk export block data and icons from the Medieval Engineers game. If you are only interested a few images then follow the advice below.		If you are interested in keeping the wiki up to date with changes in the game then you may wish to start with the [[Wiki Exporter]] which will explain how to bulk export block data and icons from the Medieval Engineers game. If you are only interested a few images then follow the advice below.-->
	==Converting Game Icons For The Wiki==		==Converting Game Icons For The Wiki==
	{{:Converting_Game_Icons_For_The_Wiki}}		{{:Converting_Game_Icons_For_The_Wiki}}

CptTwinkie at 20:43, 3 July 2018

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	Articles in this section have been marked as missing images and are considered incomplete. Please review these articles and assist with adding images. If the needed image is not already available then it can be exported from the game and uploaded.		Articles in this section (at the bottom of the page) have been marked as missing images and are considered incomplete. Please review these articles and assist with adding images. If the needed image is not already available then it can be exported from the game and uploaded.

	=Exporting Images from Medieval Engineers=		=Exporting Images from Medieval Engineers=

CptTwinkie at 20:27, 11 May 2018

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	Articles in this section ~~are~~ missing images ~~appropriate for their templates~~ and are considered incomplete. Please review these articles and assist with adding images. If the needed image is not already available then it can be exported from the game and uploaded.		Articles in this section have been marked as missing images and are considered incomplete. Please review these articles and assist with adding images. If the needed image is not already available then it can be exported from the game and uploaded.

	=Exporting Images from Medieval Engineers=		=Exporting Images from Medieval Engineers=

CptTwinkie at 16:34, 17 December 2017

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	=Pages Missing Images=		=Pages Missing Images=
	Below is a list of all Categories and Pages that have been marked as missing images.		Below is a list of all Categories and Pages that have been marked as missing images.
			[[Category:Engineer%27s_To_Do_List]]

CptTwinkie at 01:18, 1 September 2017

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CptTwinkie at 01:16, 1 September 2017

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CptTwinkie at 21:45, 15 August 2017

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	==Pages Missing Images==		==Pages Missing Images==
			Below is a list of all Categories and Pages that have been marked as missing images.

CptTwinkie at 21:44, 15 August 2017

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	* Png does not support layers so the image will have to be flattened to a single layer before saving. Most applications automatically flatten images when saving as png.		* Png does not support layers so the image will have to be flattened to a single layer before saving. Most applications automatically flatten images when saving as png.
	Jpeg is not recommended because it lacks support for transparent pixels.		Jpeg is not recommended because it lacks support for transparent pixels.

			==Pages Missing Images==

CptTwinkie at 21:43, 15 August 2017

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	==Exporting Images from Medieval Engineers==		==Exporting Images from Medieval Engineers==
	===~~Applications and Plugins~~===		===Converting Game Icons For The Wiki===
	There are several ways to export the .dds images from Medieval Engineers. This can be accomplished using a variety of applications, including but not limited to Adobe Photoshop, GIMP, and paint.net. Photoshop and GIMP will require the [https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-texture-works-plugin Intel Texture Works Plugin] whereas paint.net supports this format natively. Other supported applications are listed at [https://github.com/GameTechDev/Intel-Texture-Works-Plugin/wiki/BCn-App-Support BCn App Support].		{{:Converting_Game_Icons_For_The_Wiki}}
	===Sourcing===		===Sourcing===
	Most of the images needed are easily found as icons from the game. When viewing .sbc files there may be several icons listed for a single entity. These are displayed in the game by layering them together. Usually, only one layer is required, but in some cases two or more may be combined to make an appropriate image. For example, tool smelting icons are a combination of the appropriate tool icon and the smelting icon. Any image editing application that supports layering can easily allow composite images to be made.		Most of the images needed are easily found as icons from the game. When viewing .sbc files there may be several icons listed for a single entity. These are displayed in the game by layering them together. Usually, only one layer is required, but in some cases two or more may be combined to make an appropriate image. For example, tool smelting icons are a combination of the appropriate tool icon and the smelting icon. Any image editing application that supports layering can easily allow composite images to be made.

CptTwinkie at 21:35, 15 August 2017

2017-08-15T21:35:40Z

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	Articles in this section are missing images and are considered incomplete. Please review these articles and assist with including ~~images or sourcing content~~.		Articles in this section are missing images appropriate for their templates and are considered incomplete. Please review these articles and assist with adding images. If the needed image is not already available then it can be exported from the game and uploaded.
	Most of the ~~article main~~ images ~~come~~ from the game files in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\MedievalEngineers\Content\Textures\GUI. ~~These are converted from dds~~ to png ~~before being uploaded~~.
			==Exporting Images from Medieval Engineers==
			===Applications and Plugins===
			There are several ways to export the .dds images from Medieval Engineers. This can be accomplished using a variety of applications, including but not limited to Adobe Photoshop, GIMP, and paint.net. Photoshop and GIMP will require the [https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-texture-works-plugin Intel Texture Works Plugin] whereas paint.net supports this format natively. Other supported applications are listed at [https://github.com/GameTechDev/Intel-Texture-Works-Plugin/wiki/BCn-App-Support BCn App Support].
			===Sourcing===
			Most of the images needed are easily found as icons from the game. When viewing .sbc files there may be several icons listed for a single entity. These are displayed in the game by layering them together. Usually, only one layer is required, but in some cases two or more may be combined to make an appropriate image. For example, tool smelting icons are a combination of the appropriate tool icon and the smelting icon. Any image editing application that supports layering can easily allow composite images to be made.

			Most of the icons needed to make images for the wiki can be found at the following file path, assuming the default installation folder.
			<pre>C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\MedievalEngineers\Content\Textures\GUI\Icons</pre>

			===Format===
			When saving the images the '''png''' format should be used.
			* Png supports transparent pixels. This is desirable to avoid adding a background to the images.
			* Png does not support layers so the image will have to be flattened to a single layer before saving. Most applications automatically flatten images when saving as png.
			Jpeg is not recommended because it lacks support for transparent pixels.

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	Articles in this section are missing images appropriate for their templates and are considered incomplete. Please review these articles and assist with adding images. If the needed image is not already available then it can be exported from the game and uploaded.		Articles in this section are missing images appropriate for their templates and are considered incomplete. Please review these articles and assist with adding images. If the needed image is not already available then it can be exported from the game and uploaded.

	==Exporting Images from Medieval Engineers==		=Exporting Images from Medieval Engineers=
	If you are interested in keeping the wiki up to date with changes in the game then you may wish to start with the [[Wiki Exporter]] which will explain how to bulk export block data and icons from the Medieval Engineers game. If you are only interested a few images then follow the advice below.		If you are interested in keeping the wiki up to date with changes in the game then you may wish to start with the [[Wiki Exporter]] which will explain how to bulk export block data and icons from the Medieval Engineers game. If you are only interested a few images then follow the advice below.
	===Converting Game Icons For The Wiki===		==Converting Game Icons For The Wiki==
	{{:Converting_Game_Icons_For_The_Wiki}}		{{:Converting_Game_Icons_For_The_Wiki}}
	===Sourcing===		==Sourcing==
	Most of the images needed are easily found as icons from the game. When viewing .sbc files there may be several icons listed for a single entity. These are displayed in the game by layering them together. Usually, only one layer is required, but in some cases, two or more may be combined to make an appropriate image. For example, tool smelting icons are a combination of the appropriate tool icon and the smelting icon. Any image editing application that supports layering can easily allow composite images to be made.		Most of the images needed are easily found as icons from the game. When viewing .sbc files there may be several icons listed for a single entity. These are displayed in the game by layering them together. Usually, only one layer is required, but in some cases, two or more may be combined to make an appropriate image. For example, tool smelting icons are a combination of the appropriate tool icon and the smelting icon. Any image editing application that supports layering can easily allow composite images to be made.

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	<pre>C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\MedievalEngineers\Content\Textures\GUI\Icons</pre>		<pre>C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\MedievalEngineers\Content\Textures\GUI\Icons</pre>

	===Format===		==Format==
	When saving the images the '''png''' format should be used.		When saving the images the '''png''' format should be used.
	* Png supports transparent pixels. This is desirable to avoid adding a background to the images.		* Png supports transparent pixels. This is desirable to avoid adding a background to the images.
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	Jpeg is not recommended for icons because it lacks support for transparent pixels. If you are uploading a different kind of image, such as a screenshot for a specific purpose, then you may wish to use the jpeg format for its decreased size and faster loading. Examples of this kind of image can be found on [[World Map And Fast Travel]]. Although png was used, there is no need for transparency and some of the images are rather large so jpeg would have been a good choice.		Jpeg is not recommended for icons because it lacks support for transparent pixels. If you are uploading a different kind of image, such as a screenshot for a specific purpose, then you may wish to use the jpeg format for its decreased size and faster loading. Examples of this kind of image can be found on [[World Map And Fast Travel]]. Although png was used, there is no need for transparency and some of the images are rather large so jpeg would have been a good choice.

	==Pages Missing Images==		=Pages Missing Images=
	Below is a list of all Categories and Pages that have been marked as missing images.		Below is a list of all Categories and Pages that have been marked as missing images.

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	==Exporting Images from Medieval Engineers==		==Exporting Images from Medieval Engineers==
			If you are interested in keeping the wiki up to date with changes in the game then you may wish to start with the [[Wiki Exporter]] which will explain how to bulk export block data and icons from the Medieval Engineers game. If you are only interested a few images then follow the advice below.
	===Converting Game Icons For The Wiki===		===Converting Game Icons For The Wiki===
	{{:Converting_Game_Icons_For_The_Wiki}}		{{:Converting_Game_Icons_For_The_Wiki}}
	===Sourcing===		===Sourcing===
	Most of the images needed are easily found as icons from the game. When viewing .sbc files there may be several icons listed for a single entity. These are displayed in the game by layering them together. Usually, only one layer is required, but in some cases two or more may be combined to make an appropriate image. For example, tool smelting icons are a combination of the appropriate tool icon and the smelting icon. Any image editing application that supports layering can easily allow composite images to be made.		Most of the images needed are easily found as icons from the game. When viewing .sbc files there may be several icons listed for a single entity. These are displayed in the game by layering them together. Usually, only one layer is required, but in some cases, two or more may be combined to make an appropriate image. For example, tool smelting icons are a combination of the appropriate tool icon and the smelting icon. Any image editing application that supports layering can easily allow composite images to be made.

	Most of the icons needed to make images for the wiki can be found at the following file path, assuming the default installation folder.		Most of the icons needed to make images for the wiki can be found at the following file path, assuming the default installation folder.
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	When saving the images the '''png''' format should be used.		When saving the images the '''png''' format should be used.
	* Png supports transparent pixels. This is desirable to avoid adding a background to the images.		* Png supports transparent pixels. This is desirable to avoid adding a background to the images.
	* Png does not support layers so the image ~~will~~ have ~~to be flattened to~~ a single layer before saving. Most applications automatically ~~flatten images when saving as png~~.		* Png does not support layers so the image must have only a single layer before saving. Most applications do this automatically. If your application does not, you will want to make sure to merge the layers, rather than flattening the image. The term ''flattening'' generally refers to merging layers and replacing transparent pixels with a background color.
	Jpeg is not recommended because it lacks support for transparent pixels.		Jpeg is not recommended for icons because it lacks support for transparent pixels. If you are uploading a different kind of image, such as a screenshot for a specific purpose, then you may wish to use the jpeg format for its decreased size and faster loading. Examples of this kind of image can be found on [[World Map And Fast Travel]]. Although png was used, there is no need for transparency and some of the images are rather large so jpeg would have been a good choice.

	==Pages Missing Images==		==Pages Missing Images==
	Below is a list of all Categories and Pages that have been marked as missing images.		Below is a list of all Categories and Pages that have been marked as missing images.