My first post-please look
- Thread starter Clayo
- Start date
first post warmwaffles
Programmer
Hey....n00b learn how to use the edit post function and stop double posting...my god man...
warmwaffles
Programmer
and I cant blame you...so read how to do so in the FAQ section
aaglo
Furioso!
Chill, DBM.
your file is uploaded in this directory:
http://www.civfanatics.net/uploads12/
I don't know what is the file you uploaded though..
your file is uploaded in this directory:
http://www.civfanatics.net/uploads12/
I don't know what is the file you uploaded though..
Flying Couch
A Leaf on the Wind
Drivebymaster said:
hey cool it man, it's no big deal...
The Omega
Completely Insane
If you're going to have the file as an attachment, you need to compress it into a zip-file-thing. Don't really know exactly how upload a file (Never tried)
Tomoyo
Fate
You have three ways to do it:
1. Place everything you want in a .zip file, and attach it to your post. The advantage of this is that you can keep track of it more easily and delete it when you make a new version or something. You can also keep track of how many people downloaded your file with this. Downside is that there's a file size limit.
2. Place everything in a .zip file and upload it to the civfanatics server. Do this by going to the bottom of the page, and there's a bar of links, one of which is "Upload File". Follow the instructions, then get the url of your file and put it in your post, using BB code to make it a link, or just having the url itself. Upside is no server-imposed size limit. The size limit is more than the attachment size limit. Downside is that if your file is too big, you'll be an evil server clogger.
3. Upload all your stuff somewhere else and link from there. Upside is that there are no limitations placed on this by CFC (unless it's a legal matter). Downside is that it's a bit of trouble.
1. Place everything you want in a .zip file, and attach it to your post. The advantage of this is that you can keep track of it more easily and delete it when you make a new version or something. You can also keep track of how many people downloaded your file with this. Downside is that there's a file size limit.
2. Place everything in a .zip file and upload it to the civfanatics server. Do this by going to the bottom of the page, and there's a bar of links, one of which is "Upload File". Follow the instructions, then get the url of your file and put it in your post, using BB code to make it a link, or just having the url itself. Upside is no server-imposed size limit. The size limit is more than the attachment size limit. Downside is that if your file is too big, you'll be an evil server clogger.
3. Upload all your stuff somewhere else and link from there. Upside is that there are no limitations placed on this by CFC (unless it's a legal matter). Downside is that it's a bit of trouble.
Actually, I believe method number 1 no longer works. This is because they're trying to encourage posters to use the new database. Certainly all new mods, scenarios, and whatever should be posted using the database, and all threads like this one should link to the file's page in the database rather than directly to the download.
Drivebymaster - I don't think I can give you an official warning for something that happened over a month ago and before I was a moderator, but don't be so rude to a new member.
Clayo - try to avoid multiple posts. It's better to use the Edit button to add new text to your last post than to make a string of them like that.
Drivebymaster - I don't think I can give you an official warning for something that happened over a month ago and before I was a moderator, but don't be so rude to a new member.
Clayo - try to avoid multiple posts. It's better to use the Edit button to add new text to your last post than to make a string of them like that.
