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Actually zip upload is still allowed in Easy Upload. Zip upload is only disallowed for forum attachments.utahjazz7 said:I asked this question in the CivIII C&C forum, but didn't get a clear response. The question is in response to .zip files being disallowed by the EasyUpload feature. Plotinus suggested that I try here. So, here goes.
Well, we can easily create a new category if necessary. Maybe a "Civ3 - 3D Models" sub-category inside the graphics forum?To begin with, Kinboat created a "paperdoll" model for Poser that I and many others use to make CivIII units. I've been creating and uploading props and clothing figures to use with the "paperdoll" that other unit creators can download.
But, I don't know what to do with the uploads (.zip files) in the new File Database. There's no catergory for them. CivIII Other Graphics was suggested, but these are not graphics. I don't want to place them there. I would prefer to simply use the EasyUpload System as I have been doing, but I guess that probably won't fly. So, where do these Poser files belong.
I will see if I can make it based on authors. But even if I can't make it based on author, we probably will re-assign files back to their original authors eventually.Also, I'm a little disgruntled about the listings for Top Contributors to the File Database. Honestly, I feel that the author should get listed for the number of files not the uploader--I realize that the author doesn't need to be a registered member, and that would cause problems. Still, I've been making units for almost four years, and I have a total of 88 units--all added to the File Database. But compare that number to someone who has spent a week or so uplaoding other people's files.
Now, I'm not concerned with the Database Helpers Club and receiving the larger avatar or pm limit increase. That's a separate issue, as far as I'm concerned. Rewarding people for helping out is fine. But, I think that the Top Contributors list should reflect the people who have authored the most files, not those who have taken other people's files and added them to the File Database.
For now though, Top Contributors list does provide an easy way to see how many files people have added.