User:TheFifteenthMember/Workshop
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Magazine Stuff
Dive to the Heart
- Section One- [[ ]]
"[[ ]]" is the most common type of link you'll see around here. It links to other articles on the same Wiki: e.g. "[[Sora]]" links to the Wiki's Sora article. While it is mostly basic, here's a few tips and tricks to add a touch of complexity:
- If you want to disguise or rename a link, use the format "[[Link Destination|Displayed Link]]". For example, "[[Donald Duck|Donald]]" will only show up as "Donald".
- If you want to link to a certain section of an article, use the format "[[Article#Section]]. For example, "[[Shadow#Stategy]]" will link to the Shadow's strategy section.
- If an article has two (or more) sections with the same name, you can link to specific sections by adding numbers: e.g. "[[Hollow Bastion#Kingdom Hearts coded 2]]".
- If you want to add an image to an article, this type of link does that too. There's more options with images as this format shows: "[[Image Link|thumb|size|alignment|caption]]". Study these examples: "[[File:Sally KH.png|thumb|200px|right|Sally's Kingdom Hearts render.]]" and "[[File:Keyblade (card).png|left]]". As you can see, most parameters are optional so experiment these ideas on your own!
- If you want to add a category to an article, link it as usual (e.g. "[[Category:Kingdom Hearts items]]").
- If you want to link to a category or file page, without adding the category or file to the article, add a colon at the start of the link. Example: "[[:Category:Kingdom Hearts items]]" or "[[:File:Sally KH.png]]"
- Section Two- [ ]
"[ ]" is used to link to off-Wiki and external websites. For example, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page] links to wikipedia's main page. If you want to link to an external site without posting the full URL, you can change it by studying this example: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page Wikipedia] (note the space after the URL) becomes Wikpedia.
- Note: An off site image can be added to a page by simply pasting the full URL on it's own (e.g. "http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/51/Google.png/800px-Google.png").
- Section Three- {{ }}
"{{ }}"" is the most complex link, thus it is frequently used for templates. In fact, calling it a link is misleading since it inserts the entire code of one article onto another. For example, if I were to use {{User:TheFifteenthMember/Workshop}}, it would paste the entire contents of that page. There's more rules and regulations surrounding this link type, but for the moment, get your head around the other link types.
Dive to the Heart (Redraft)
- Three Tricks for using Links
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Everyone knows that sandwiching a word with square brackets turns it into a link, a Wiki's main method of connecting pages together. However, there are some extra bits that can be added into links to manipulate or alter them. This tutorial explains just three methods:
- Disguising Links: Maybe you need to link to an article that has an awkward title and you don't want to make your own page look unattractive. We can fix that problem by disguising links. This can be done by adding a vertical bar "|" and then typing whatever you want to make visible on your page. The example demonstrates how this works and publishing that coding will make only Donald show up.
- Linking to Sections: Perhaps you only want to link to a specific section of a lengthy article. This can be done by adding a "#" after your link and then the section's heading, as shown in the example. Be warned, however; the link's entire coding will be made visible on your page so you may also want to disguise the link (as taught above).
- Linking to Categories: You may find out that linking a category will cause the page to be added to the category instead. However, you may need to link to a category page and this can easily be done by adding a colon at the start of the link. For example, "[[''':'''Category:Kingdom Hearts II]] becomes Category:Kingdom Hearts II as demonstrated to the right. The colon method also works with linking to files.
Top Five Recoded Magic Commands
- Triple Burst: Three swift fireballs of pure damage make for an unbeatable "cast 'n' run".
- Triple Persuit: But if a Heartless still survives, the icy counterpart to Triple Burst is nearly as good.
- Cyclone: It's a dominative feeling when you reel enemies towards you... and then fling them into the sky.
- Exo Spark: Have a moment of glory as you unleash your inner Thor to frizzle Heartless to a crisp.
- Quake: May be slow and impractical for battle, but has one of the prettiest visuals around.
Top Five Gameplay Mechanics
Mark of Mastery Recolour
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Interview conducted by [[User:{{{markofmasteryexaminterviewauthor}}}|{{{markofmasteryexaminterviewauthor}}}]] {{{markofmasteryexaminterview}}} |
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Another Guardian of Light is the secret ending for Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance so this review is bound to contain spoilers. The nearly-four minute video effectively sets up for Kingdom Hearts III, so let's take a look. The video starts with a few cryptic scenes with Xehanort in his youth, followed by Aqua in the Dark Margin, and continues onto a conversation between Donald and Goofy before concluding with a meeting between King Mickey and Yen Sid. Before we continue, why not take a look at the full ending below? For me, the secret ending's main weakness is the fact that it consists entirely of dialogue. Although this helps build the tension for the revelation at the end, it makes Another Guardian of Light pale in comparison to the pizazz of previous secret endings, such as The Gathering. However, the ending slightly redeems itself by leading on a strong plot. While the Xehanort scene seems to be there purely to start fan discussions among the Kingdom Hearts theorists, the conversation between Donald and Goofy neatly ties a few loose ends with the mention of Lea's return to Radiant Garden. The "meat" of the ending is the counsel with Yen Sid and it delivers a satisfying introduction to the intriguing concepts of the "Seven Guardians of Light" and "Thirteen Darknesses" (you can find more on the Seven Gaurdians and Thirteen Darknesses on page 7). The climax of the scene is the revelation that Kairi could wield the Keyblade, a topic that many had theorised beforehand. Final Opinion: Another Guardian of Light doesn't live up to previous secret endings but it introduces intriguing story concepts and, at the very least, sets up for Kingdom Hearts III. | |
Interview conducted by [[User:{{{markofmasteryexaminterviewauthor}}}|{{{markofmasteryexaminterviewauthor}}}]] {{{'The youngest member of the Keyhole staff, Chainoffire has been active for three years, starting his editing career shortly before the beginning of the merge. FinalRest sat down with him to talk about the important things, such as Keyblades, editing and ice cream. FinalRest: So, you're the editor of this lovely publication, aren't you? How has the experience of creating our very first issue been? Chainoffire: The experience? It was kinda fun. I don't get the chance to be in charge of many important things like this. Excluding the Underdrome [the Keyhole's weekly arena], image projects, being an admin at the Keyhole... Okay, maybe I do get the chance to be in charge a bit, but this felt... different somehow. But I can't quite call myself "the editor" because the magazine is made up of many editors. Many who did more work than me. I look forward to our future issues! FR: You were also involved in the recording of our podcast! How was that? Cof: That was fun as well! Those three [Erry, UnknownChaser and Neumannz] are a great bunch to work with. Even when we had experienced some techy difficulties, it didn't stop us! FR: Technical difficulties? What happened? Cof: Well, Neumannz was having trouble with audacity, and his audio stopped recording half way through the podcast. Then some of us had trouble saving our work. But it's all good! FR: Ah, I suppose a few teething problems are expected. Glad it all worked out though! The podcast is over on page 9 and is a must see... or hear, if you prefer the audio version. Cof: A certain song by Journey comes to mind... but try your hardest and don't be afraid to make mistakes. If someone cuts you down, keep going anyways and show them that you can do it! Also, make friends and brown nose the higher-ups. FR: Great, guess what song is stuck in my head right now? Cof: If the final mixes were an option, it would definitely be Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, but since the closest would be Kingdom Hearts II, my vote goes towards that one. It introduced the organization and gave them really fun battles. Plus, it gave you Axel!! Some of my favorite non-ORGXIII battles are in that game too, so that's where my vote is going! FR: Speaking of new character additions, in the Kingdom Hearts fandom there's always room to dream about the surprise characters you'd like to see in future instalments of the series. So, if you could make absolutely any character, Disney/Enix or not, debut in Kingdom Hearts III, who would you choose and why? Cof: Ooo, good question. I've never had this question presented to me before, so I'm not really sure about my answer, haha. Hmmm... I would like to see Balthier in Kingdom Hearts. I loved him in Final Fantasy XII, but then he would have to have Fran with him too, so I am cheating a bit. Or maybe Sazh [from Final Fantasy XIII]. Either one would do! FR: Three choices? And Sazh would have to have Chocobo Chick, so that makes a grand total of four characters. Did you just cheat on the interview? Cof: *Chainoffire puts on sunglasses* FR: *Punches Chainoffire on the nose* Cof: *Rubs nose* FR: Now let's get to know a little bit more about you with a quick-fire round! Quick questions = quick answers. Are you ready? Cof: Haha, okay. FR: Favourite Kingdom Hearts character? Cof: Axel. Got it memorized? FR: You do anime reviews over on the Keyhole, so... favorite anime? Cof: Fate/Zero FR: Favourite thing to do on the wiki? Cof: FR: How many pickled peppers did Peter Piper pick? Cof: *Punches FR in the nose* FR: *Rubs nose* Cof: Sweet Memories. Completely useless. FR: And, to close things off, let's ask the question all our readers are dying to hear: Cof: Ummm.... FR: Okay, right now I'm extremely jealous that we don't have that flavour in my country. Cof: WHAT!?!? SERIOUSLY!?! YOU ARE COMING TO AMERICA. JUST TO EAT ICE CREAM. FR: I think it'd be worth it! Cof: DOOOOOOOOOOOOOO IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT! FR: So thanks for the interview, Chain! For more information on Chainoffire, visit his userpage or head to the wiki doctor's office, where he can be found nursing a bruised nose five days of the week. FinalRest can also be found on her userpage or in America, where she has recently moved in search of the allusive "cookie dough ice-cream". Last we heard, she was in Alaska. She has not been seen for three weeks. We are all very concerned.}}} |
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