User talk:DemiFiendBestFiend
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Uploading files
Hi, I'm one of the staff, and thank you for helping out with the wiki! There were a couple errors with your upload, however. Please take the time to read the file guidelines and familiarize yourself with them, especially our file naming, sourcing, and licensing guidelines. Thanks! — RustyVanBurace (talk) 03:29, 6 November 2023 (UTC)
Uploading Files 2
To add onto what Rusty said, be sure to use the filetype "Render" when the asset you're uploading is of a posed character's 3D model.
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Capes (talk) 00:58, 8 November 2023 (UTC)
- Wasn't aware of that since the files guideline page doesn't mention anything about renders. I marked it as Artwork since no official art exists of those two as far as I'm aware. Perhaps the files guideline could be updated to reflect this so we can avoid confusion in the future. Thanks for the heads up and for fixing the file names! - User:DemiFiendBestFiend 1:08, 8 November 2023 (UTC)
File sources
Hi there again! I'd like to first thank you for taking your time in reviewing our file guidelines from last. Your uploads have been more in-line with them and we appreciate that.
We do want to inquire one other thing though. We've noticed that with a lot of high quality artwork uploads, you have been consistently sourcing yourself. This normally wouldn't be an issue, but we do wonder if these files actually come from VeskScans or someone else. The SMT5 uploads are sourced to Creative Uncut, which is great; but for uploads from other games, we are left uncertain. If you do not mind, could you confirm if you scanned the other uploads yourself or retrieved them from somewhere else? Thanks. — RustyVanBurace (talk) 17:14, 9 November 2023 (UTC)
- @RustyVanBurace
- The images sourced to me were images I had on in a folder in my but which the source I don't remember where I had found (most likely a forum or blog that I can't find anymore). If that's insufficient of an answer you can remove the images that have me as a source. Sorry for the confusion and I'll avoid doing this in the future. DemiFiendBestFiend (talk) 17:26, 9 November 2023 (UTC)