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[Nivim]

Hm, so it's a "winning" thing rather than having the artists agree on the matter.
 Also, I could see Omegastick's image earlier, but not now.

[Bandages]

I just realized that two of the tiles I've submitted dropped a shade or two in the uploading process...

should I re-upload them or is this not a serious issue?

[Nivim]

Depends on if it doesn't look right to you, or doesn't match up to the tiles near it. Although supposedly a lot of the shading problems will be fixed when we are done.

Would it be possible to add animations to other people's tiles?

[Halindir]

Would it be possible to add animations to other people's tiles?

I personally wouldn't like my tiles animated

[qwertyuiopas]

Hm, so it's a "winning" thing rather than having the artists agree on the matter.
 Also, I could see Omegastick's image earlier, but not now.

Not really, it's just that that was the best way to phrase it. The artists need to agree and fix something before it will be used, it's just the most recently submitted image that is rejected temporarily. In that case, it would count as a reservation rather than a full image(maybe with a neat "didn't fit" icon), until either of the conflicting images(or both) was edited to fix the conflict.

Most of the "rules" were unnessecary, because I was trying to ensure that *if* a troll came and decided to put hard-to-use images everywhere, there had to be a way to deal with it. I guess they still could, but since the rules are more generally guidelines, they would be rejected and have any intentionally bad images removed, because the point is to make this work as best as possible for the community without seeming arbitrary.

[qwertyuiopas]

Both combined into one image, *and* partially colour-corrected!

Everything on there now will never be lost if a host fails to host it.

[Cheeetar]

I claim E5.


Image done. The colour of the background doesn't quite match up, sorry.

[EagleV]

I claim E5.


Image done. The colour of the background doesn't quite match up, sorry.

This one should match.

[Nivim]

 Well, when I wanted to animate the light from the magma, since it would be fairly easy, and look decent.

Spoiler: Again again! (click to show/hide)

_I keep trying to figure out what the gray stone layer is, so I know what formations and gems to use. Since it's beneath white marble, that would mean it's probably a contact-metamorphism stone or a laccolith, but I thought it would be black in that case. Could a more serious rock nerd come help?

[Soadreqm]

(g,8) was mine, and I'm fine with someone animating it if they feel like it.

[Heron TSG]

sweet! Someone connected one to my piece! Anyhow, the black line around the village is unnecessary if anyone wants to remove it to better match with their picture.

[qwertyuiopas]

Note that the composite is based off the array in the first post, so please don't bother creating a new composite image with your changes, this isn't a "pass around the image and add to it" game.

[cyks]

A8 please.

[Nivim]

Note that the composite is based off the array in the first post, so please don't bother creating a new composite image with your changes, this isn't a "pass around the image and add to it" game.

Could you tell me how the first part of the sentence leads to the second? Why don't you use a composite image for the first post? It would be easier.

Edit: Barbarossa, you'll probably want to send in a different version without the line... and possibly a town wall in stead.

[qwertyuiopas]

Simply because I can edit the first post without access to any sort of image editing tools. Also, since some people may put their images at a place that they can alter them later rather than having to ask to have the new one replaced in the composite.

And making a new composite image also requires uploading it, further restricting and complicating matters.

Finally, any decent browser should cache the images, so if it does, then only the newly added ones must be downloaded. Also, composite images are large, so posting one will make this take even longer to load. Any user still on dialup probably wouldn't prefer to have ~10 500k images per page.

Edit:
Oh, and because I no longer would control the images, someone could easily begin subtly altering the composite every time they added to it. I doubt anyone would, but I would rather not give anyone a chance.

Plus, I keep my composites in .xcf format while the animated .gif only allows 255 colours *total*, so there would be a loss of quality after each person adds to the image.