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[Alige]

I already added the new Sema sprite to the the npcs.png spritesheet. It is now waiting to be pushed.

Ali.

[SudoPlatypus]

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[o11c]

If you want a script to be seriously considered, attach the result of 'git format-patch origin/master' after adding and committing your changes.

[SudoPlatypus]

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[o11c]

Just follow these instructions: How to Develop

with the understand that you don't have push access, so a few steps are clearly marked as not applicable.

You need to follow the full instructions, including setting up your own server, because we do not accept untested patches.

Because you're not pushing, you don't have to worry about SSH keys.

The reason that attaching the file, rather than the diff, is bad, is because that does not allow unrelated changes to happen. And even a mere diff (as opposed to a format-patch) means quite a bit more work for us.

[SudoPlatypus]

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[o11c]

If you've already got a testing environment, then you just need to add the change to git (git add world/map/npc/whatever/sema.txt), commit it (git commit), then create the patch to attach (git format-patch origin/master)

Use 'git status' at any point to check your sanity.

Moving to Content Development ...

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[Freeyorp101]

world/map/npc/002-4/miners.txt isn't under client data, so cd to ~/tmw-ea/eathena-data/, not ~/tmw-ea/eathena-data/client-data


---Freeyorp

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[Jenalya]

I can not get past this screen
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This is only getting more complicated : (
and ^G for help in any form (g,G, ^G) did not do anything.

What you see is the editor nano, the commands shown on the bottom of the window need to be used with the Control key.
So after entering your commit message, you press CTRL+o to save it, then you'll have to press Enter one time to confirm the saving. After that use CTRL+x to close the editor and you've done the commit.
After that you can create a patch with "git format-patch origin/master"

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[Crush]

I usually use

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git commit -m "Description of commit"

When you specify a commit message with the -m argument, it won't open some unintuitive stone-age unix text editor to provide it. The windows version of git opens VI by default. Can't it at least open emacs? With that one you can at least type in text without reading the manual.

By the way: there is also git gui, a graphical user interface for git. It can't do everything you can do with the command line, but it handles the basic functions like updating, adding and committing in a more intuitive way.

So if I understand now, this screen says it all went through correctly and you can see the file where you want to see it to consider it?

It created a file 0001-Some changes-to-what-Sema-says.patch.

Please upload this file.

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