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==Remember the Intended Audience== | ==Remember the Intended Audience== | ||
When writing guides, remember the intended audience is beginners and intermediates | When writing guides, remember the intended audience is beginners and intermediates -not experts-. | ||
*Move explanations should not be very long if possible. Use bullet lists to list interesting properties, and paragraphs for deeper explanations. | *Move explanations should not be very long if possible. Use bullet lists to list interesting properties, and paragraphs for deeper explanations. | ||
*The combo section should not list ALL combos for a character. List enough for a character to learn the basics for standard situations (common starters, big punishes, corners, etc.) | *The combo section should not list ALL combos for a character. List enough for a character to learn the basics for standard situations (common starters, big punishes, corners, etc.) | ||
==Use the Templates== | ==Use the Templates== | ||
Revision as of 11:34, 23 December 2013
Remember the Intended Audience
When writing guides, remember the intended audience is beginners and intermediates -not experts-.
- Move explanations should not be very long if possible. Use bullet lists to list interesting properties, and paragraphs for deeper explanations.
- The combo section should not list ALL combos for a character. List enough for a character to learn the basics for standard situations (common starters, big punishes, corners, etc.)
Use the Templates
Creating Images
When creating images for character pages:
- The two primary goals for the images are:
- Make the attack easily identifiable by players who do not play the character and have seen the attack once or twice.
- Be a visual aid to explain how an attack works. See examples:
- Use sprite rips for images even if the sprite does not use all the special effects used in game. If no rips are available, use high quality screenshots taken with a caputure card.
- Make sure characters are facing right (as if they are player 1)
- Use multiple images if necessary.
- Crop the image so that long portions of the attack do not take up space.