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Reference

2024-01-13T10:03:04Z

Milcah:

It is possible to have items span through several linked layers, but in order for that to happen, you'll need to link them through the "ref" (reference) and mirror categories. This is useful for certain items such as hats, hairstyles, cloaks, etc. This may also be used to create custom icons for items as well, such as items that may be small to see in the menu section, doll bodies, etc.
[[File:Hat.png|thumb|An example of an item that uses refs and mirrors. The ref is in front of the doll, while the mirror is on the back of the doll's head (Screenshot from ''Betty Bonnet Shops Early'')]]
However, if an item utilizing refs and mirrors uses a color picker, using the [color-picker] label is necessary for both ref and mirror labeled layers and the same color hex codes, i.e., ''Bob Cut #3 [ref:bobcut3][color-picker]'', the mirror would be, ''Bob Cut #3 [mirror:bobcut3][color-picker]'', as well as moveable items, i.e., ''Robin Hood Hat [ref:robinhat][move:10 10 10 10]'' or items with both moveable and color picker tags, i.e., ''Bonnet [ref:bonnet][color-picker][move:10 10 10 10]''.

== Reference ==
[[File:Categories.png|thumb|How the refs and mirrors are layered around the doll. Note that the first "betty hats" folder with the '''[optional]''' tag is for the refs while the unlabeled second "betty hats" folder is for the mirrors (Taken from the PSD file of ''Betty Bonnet Shops Early'')]]
Item layers with the '''[ref:]''' tag are always the icons for the items, as displayed in the category menu. They are always located in the parent folder of their item category and must use unique names after the : to help link to other layers (see Mirror). Parent folders containing ref layers must state their labels along with the category icon. You can only have '''one''' ref per item with linking layers.

== Mirror ==
'''[Mirror:]'''s are linked to [ref:]s, but in special separate folders. Folders containing mirrors should '''NOT''' have any labels on them, unlike folders containing refs. [Mirror:]s must always bear the same, exact unique name after the : as their [ref:]. You may have more than one mirror to each ref.

The mirror code may be shortened to '''[mi:].'''

== Gallery ==

<gallery>
File:Ref Icons.png|The icons for the items of this particular hats category appear to be the front layers of the items as they had been labeled with [ref]
File:Ref folder.png|The ref folder for the hats category. Each item has its own unique reference name as depicted in the image
File:Mirror.png|The mirror folder for the hats category. Mirrors should have the exact same reference names as their refs and other special codes as depicted in the image (see ref folder image)
File:Credits.png|Custom icons made for the items in the credits section of a game. These icons utilize refs and mirrors. The icons use the [ref] tag, while the actual in-game credits appear as mirrors. The actual icons do not appear in-game as they are hidden behind [fixed] backgrounds
</gallery>{{Tags}}

Reference

2024-01-13T09:58:20Z

Milcah: Fixed gallery

It is possible to have items span through several linked layers, but in order for that to happen, you'll need to link them through the "ref" (reference) and mirror categories. This is useful for certain items such as hats, hairstyles, cloaks, etc. This may also be used to create custom icons for items as well, such as items that may be small to see in the menu section, doll bodies, etc.
[[File:Hat.png|thumb|An example of an item that uses refs and mirrors. The ref is in front of the doll, while the mirror is on the back of the doll's head (Screenshot from ''Betty Bonnet Shops Early'')]]
However, if an item utilizing refs and mirrors uses a color picker, using the [color-picker] label is necessary for both ref and mirror labeled layers and the same color hex codes, i.e., ''Bob Cut #3 [ref:bobcut3][color-picker]'', the mirror would be, ''Bob Cut #3 [mirror:bobcut3][color-picker]'', as well as moveable items, i.e., ''Robin Hood Hat [ref:robinhat][move:10 10 10 10]'' or items with both moveable and color picker tags, i.e., ''Bonnet [ref:bonnet][color-picker][move:10 10 10 10]''.

== Reference ==
[[File:Categories.png|thumb|How the refs and mirrors are layered around the doll. Note that the folder labeled (Taken from the PSD file of ''Betty Bonnet Shops Early'')]]
Item layers with the '''[ref:]''' tag are always the icons for the items, as displayed in the category menu. They are always located in the parent folder of their item category and must use unique names after the : to help link to other layers (see Mirror). Parent folders containing ref layers must state their labels along with the category icon. You can only have '''one''' ref per item with linking layers.

== Mirror ==
'''[Mirror:]'''s are linked to [ref:]s, but in special separate folders. Folders containing mirrors should '''NOT''' have any labels on them, unlike folders containing refs. [Mirror:]s must always bear the same, exact unique name after the : as their [ref:]. You may have more than one mirror to each ref.

The mirror code may be shortened to '''[mi:].'''

== Gallery ==

<gallery>
File:Ref Icons.png|The icons for the items of this particular hats category appear to be the front layers of the items as they had been labeled with [ref]
File:Ref folder.png|The ref folder for the hats category. Each item has its own unique reference name as depicted in the image
File:Mirror.png|The mirror folder for the hats category. Mirrors should have the exact same reference names as their refs and other special codes as depicted in the image (see ref folder image)
File:Credits.png|Custom icons made for the items in the credits section of a game. These icons utilize refs and mirrors. The icons use the [ref] tag, while the actual in-game credits appear as mirrors. The actual icons do not appear in-game as they are hidden behind [fixed] backgrounds
</gallery>{{Tags}}

Reference

2024-01-13T09:52:37Z

Milcah:

It is possible to have items span through several linked layers, but in order for that to happen, you'll need to link them through the "ref" (reference) and mirror categories. This is useful for certain items such as hats, hairstyles, cloaks, etc. This may also be used to create custom icons for items as well, such as items that may be small to see in the menu section, doll bodies, etc.
[[File:Hat.png|thumb|An example of an item that uses refs and mirrors. The ref is in front of the doll, while the mirror is on the back of the doll's head (Screenshot from ''Betty Bonnet Shops Early'')]]
However, if an item utilizing refs and mirrors uses a color picker, using the [color-picker] label is necessary for both ref and mirror labeled layers and the same color hex codes, i.e., ''Bob Cut #3 [ref:bobcut3][color-picker]'', the mirror would be, ''Bob Cut #3 [mirror:bobcut3][color-picker]'', as well as moveable items, i.e., ''Robin Hood Hat [ref:robinhat][move:10 10 10 10]'' or items with both moveable and color picker tags, i.e., ''Bonnet [ref:bonnet][color-picker][move:10 10 10 10]''.

== Reference ==
[[File:Categories.png|thumb|How the refs and mirrors are layered around the doll. Note that the folder labeled (Taken from the PSD file of ''Betty Bonnet Shops Early'')]]
Item layers with the '''[ref:]''' tag are always the icons for the items, as displayed in the category menu. They are always located in the parent folder of their item category and must use unique names after the : to help link to other layers (see Mirror). Parent folders containing ref layers must state their labels along with the category icon. You can only have '''one''' ref per item with linking layers.

== Mirror ==
'''[Mirror:]'''s are linked to [ref:]s, but in special separate folders. Folders containing mirrors should '''NOT''' have any labels on them, unlike folders containing refs. [Mirror:]s must always bear the same, exact unique name after the : as their [ref:]. You may have more than one mirror to each ref.

The mirror code may be shortened to '''[mi:].'''

== Gallery ==

<gallery>
File:Index.php?title=File:Ref Icons.png|The icons for the items of this particular hats category appear to be the front layers of the items as they had been labeled with [ref]
File:Index.php?title=File:Ref folder.png|The ref folder for the hats category. Each item has its own unique reference name as depicted in the image
File:Index.php?title=File:Mirror.png|The mirror folder for the hats category. Mirrors should have the exact same reference names as their refs and other special codes as depicted in the image. (see ref folder image)
File:Credits.png|Custom icons made for the items in the credits section of a game. These icons utilize refs and mirrors. The icons use the [ref] tag, while the actual in-game credits appear as mirrors. The actual icons do not appear in-game as they are hidden behind [fixed] backgrounds
</gallery>{{Tags}}

Reference

2024-01-13T09:51:22Z

Milcah: Gallery

It is possible to have items span through several linked layers, but in order for that to happen, you'll need to link them through the "ref" (reference) and mirror categories. This is useful for certain items such as hats, hairstyles, cloaks, etc. This may also be used to create custom icons for items as well, such as items that may be small to see in the menu section, doll bodies, etc.
[[File:Hat.png|thumb|An example of an item that uses refs and mirrors. The ref is in front of the doll, while the mirror is on the back of the doll's head (Screenshot from ''Betty Bonnet Shops Early'')]]
However, if an item utilizing refs and mirrors uses a color picker, using the [color-picker] label is necessary for both ref and mirror labeled layers and the same color hex codes, i.e., ''Bob Cut #3 [ref:bobcut3][color-picker]'', the mirror would be, ''Bob Cut #3 [mirror:bobcut3][color-picker]'', as well as moveable items, i.e., ''Robin Hood Hat [ref:robinhat][move:10 10 10 10]'' or items with both moveable and color picker tags, i.e., ''Bonnet [ref:bonnet][color-picker][move:10 10 10 10]''.

== Reference ==
[[File:Categories.png|thumb|How the refs and mirrors are layered around the doll. Note that the folder labeled (Taken from the PSD file of ''Betty Bonnet Shops Early'')]]
Item layers with the '''[ref:]''' tag are always the icons for the items, as displayed in the category menu. They are always located in the parent folder of their item category and must use unique names after the : to help link to other layers (see Mirror). Parent folders containing ref layers must state their labels along with the category icon. You can only have '''one''' ref per item with linking layers.

== Mirror ==
'''[Mirror:]'''s are linked to [ref:]s, but in special separate folders. Folders containing mirrors should '''NOT''' have any labels on them, unlike folders containing refs. [Mirror:]s must always bear the same, exact unique name after the : as their [ref:]. You may have more than one mirror to each ref.

The mirror code may be shortened to '''[mi:].'''

== Gallery ==

<gallery>
File:Index.php?title=File:Credits.png|Custom icons made for the items in the credits section of a game. These icons utilize refs and mirrors. The icons use the [ref] tag, while the actual in-game credits appear as mirrors. The actual icons do not appear in-game as they are hidden behind [fixed] backgrounds
File:Ref Icons.png|The icons for the items of this particular hats category appear to be the front layers of the items as they had been labeled with [ref]
File:Ref folder.png|The ref folder for the hats category. Each item has its own unique reference name as depicted in the image
File:Mirror.png|The mirror folder for the hats category. Mirrors should have the exact same reference names as their refs and other special codes as depicted in the image. (see ref folder image)
</gallery>{{Tags}}

Reference

2024-01-12T16:37:49Z

Milcah: /* Reference */

File:Credits.png

2024-01-12T16:29:54Z

Milcah:

custom icons

File:Mirror.png

2024-01-12T16:12:21Z

Milcah:

mirror

File:Ref folder.png

2024-01-12T16:02:33Z

Milcah:

medibang

File:Categories.png

2024-01-12T15:59:53Z

Milcah:

medibang

File:Hat.png

2024-01-12T15:52:27Z

Milcah:

Picture of Betty Bonnet in a hat

File:Ref Icons.png

2024-01-12T14:20:38Z

Milcah:

Examples of icons in a category for hats. Note that layers with the ref label tend to be the icons representing the items in category menus

(Taken from Betty Bonnet Shops Early)