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Comments on the portal
Here's to express your ideas about the idea and/or the contents of the portal... so don't by too shy.
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That's a great improvement Derryck. Better functionality, especially for when the knowledge and links sections come on stream.
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@Gray: Thanks, I will also create a separate site for the BWWAA, so that the documents don't have to be downloaded as .pdf files... it'll be better I guess. Once the portal is finished, I might set the domain to "throw" you on the portal to decide where to go next, instead of an automatic loading of the forum... depends, maybe I will make a poll about that later on.
I also hope that you will be able to contribute to the "KnowledgeBase"... may I link to your guides later on?
I also hope that you will be able to contribute to the "KnowledgeBase"... may I link to your guides later on?
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It would make perfect sense to route ALL traffic through the portal. For the benefit of the tiny minority who don't want to play ball, they can always enter via bookmarked forum page, that's what I do for OBVE "new posts" when I can't be bothered to log in and go through the navigation. My opinion is you can make a decision on that unilaterally, if you choose to. The design brief of any site isn't the business of anyone other than the proprietor.
I have combined all the eejits object building guides to date in asingle download. To improve availability, and as it is not a large file, you might like to serve it from the BWW server and make your own link from the knowledge base section. I'm totally open and free on any tutorial material I produce so distribute it as you like, any time.
I was also wondering if a guide to adding rolling stock exteriors using the extension files would be a good idea. A lot of people ask about it from time to time. Ballyfeckin rolling stock uses a common file system with simple to install modular train add-ons, but just about ever other stock maker expects users to mess around with config files etc. Some of them provide the extra files to go with the stock, some don't, it can be a mess. And G-d help anyone who tries to mess with Ben's pivoting bogie stock, unless they really know how it works. So that might be a good tutorial to consider at some point.
cheers, gray
I have combined all the eejits object building guides to date in asingle download. To improve availability, and as it is not a large file, you might like to serve it from the BWW server and make your own link from the knowledge base section. I'm totally open and free on any tutorial material I produce so distribute it as you like, any time.
I was also wondering if a guide to adding rolling stock exteriors using the extension files would be a good idea. A lot of people ask about it from time to time. Ballyfeckin rolling stock uses a common file system with simple to install modular train add-ons, but just about ever other stock maker expects users to mess around with config files etc. Some of them provide the extra files to go with the stock, some don't, it can be a mess. And G-d help anyone who tries to mess with Ben's pivoting bogie stock, unless they really know how it works. So that might be a good tutorial to consider at some point.
cheers, gray
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haa! you know it gray
mrknowitall- Posts : 824
Join date : 2011-07-09
Age : 32
Location : W. Yorkshire
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I do, MrK! Mostly, the concern is with changing the odd items of standard rolling stock (extra wagons/cars etc) I wasn't particulary thinking of your pivot bogie stock, as that is rather unique to BVE and really doesn't need to be messed about with. Although some are sure to try and do so.
Do you still have the instruction guide for the pivoting bogies? You might make it available on your site for reference. I don't think Alan would object.
Do you still have the instruction guide for the pivoting bogies? You might make it available on your site for reference. I don't think Alan would object.
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A separate website has been created for BWWAA. Visit it by clicking so-called link in your navigation bar. Ideas? Comments?
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I've just had a look. and yes, that's a much tidier job, it is clear to view for the user and will make "housekeeping" easier for you, Derryck.
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its nice! i would join the group but as yet i am not sure whether or not i should, nothing against the alliance. but id rather have my own rules rather than others but it looks an awful lot clearer
and yes i have a copy somewhere i see no reason for alan to object as we are on very good terms
ill take a nosey
and yes i have a copy somewhere i see no reason for alan to object as we are on very good terms
ill take a nosey
mrknowitall- Posts : 824
Join date : 2011-07-09
Age : 32
Location : W. Yorkshire
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Congratulations on initiating the portal. It looks well for visitors to see first. Good work!
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mrknowitall wrote:its nice! i would join the group but as yet i am not sure whether or not i should, nothing against the alliance. but id rather have my own rules rather than others but it looks an awful lot clearer
and yes i have a copy somewhere i see no reason for alan to object as we are on very good terms
ill take a nosey
Yes, everybody likes to have his/her own rules I guess. But we are here for those undecided.
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graymac wrote:Congratulations on initiating the portal. It looks well for visitors to see first. Good work!
Thank you. Please note that it is still a bit of test run, so If you experience any problems, please report them either here, or via pm.
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