Additionally, if the image is of a player wielding a specific set of armour, such as Bronze set (lg), the (lg) or (sk) should also be included in the file name. Images of a player wielding a complete set of armour should be called equipped.png.Images of quest rewards should be called reward.png.Images of a player wielding an item should be called equipped.png.Chatheads should be called chathead.png.Images of monsters or NPCs should be called.Inventory images showing more than one of an item should be called.Images of detailed items should be called detail.png.Images of item taken in the inventory should be called.Likewise, including player names in the image title is not allowed. Names such as "Screenshot-01" or "Untitled 1" are not acceptable. It is helpful to identify how the subject is being depicted, whether it is a detail image, an inventory icon, an equipped image, and so on.
When uploading an image to the Wiki, the name should be as descriptive as possible. This section covers how images should be uploaded to and used on the Wiki. Images which exceed this size are usually unnecessarily large and should be scaled down or cropped to a more reasonable size. The maximum allowed image file size for images uploaded to the wiki is 2 megabytes (2MB, 2048KB). The rest of the building and players should be cropped away as much as possible. For example, a player wishing to create an image showing bankers should keep only the pixels showing the banker and possibly the desk they're standing at. Crop away any irrelevant pixels that would distract from the image's original purpose. If it must stay, Jagex Moderator names can appear as they may be relevant however, player names are almost never relevant and should be removed in a way that does not distract from the image or replaced with a player spoof name.īe sure to crop the image to show only what is needed to serve the image's purpose. The chatbox must be cropped away if it is not relevant to the image. Furthermore, Game Guide images must be marked with the template. Game Guide images can be used, but only if editors cannot take a superior screenshot on their own. Other possible sources, and our related policies, are: Once in the editor an image can be cropped, edited, and saved (preferably as a. A screenshot is taken by pressing Shift + Prnt Scrn, Prnt Scrn, or Command + Shift + 3 for Macs while the Old School RuneScape window is open, then pasting it into an image editor, usually by pressing Ctrl + V ( Command + V for Macs) or opening the Edit menu and selecting Paste. You should find the subject again, and take a new picture.Nearly all images uploaded to the wiki should be taken by the uploader themselves in the Old School RuneScape game client (in layman's terms, while playing the official Old School RuneScape client). It won't increase the quality, and will just increase the size.
Go to Category:Images needing transparency and add transparency to them.Go to Category:JPEG Images and replace with them with PNG images.Add to all GIF/GIF-derived images, so that they may be replaced with PNG images.If you wish to be in this project, please sign your name first with # and then add ~~~.
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