You'll need to change the size of the infocard in the Window file, I think, since otherwise he text will overlap.

You need to copy the header in too: since this header has to be closed (as it's a table), it's difficult to make it a template, but I'm going to give it a shot. You'll have to add a |} after the end of all your {{Explanation}}s though.

And if you want to make Text1 redirect to Article2, you just do [[Article2|Text1]] and "Text1" shows but it links to article 2.

edit: okay, it's up and fixed in your article. In the future, do:

{{Explanationtable}}  <-- this starts the table

{{Explanation

text = whatever

effect = whatever}}

|} <-- closes the table after all your explanations you want in that table

edit2: also thanks for all you are doing, it's really well done and I've learned a few things already. i was intending to really push a lot of stuff out once i set the wiki up but I've been doing a lot of developing stuff and haven't had much time, so you're putting me to shame

I certainly apperciate all effort made for this!

Carbon:

I submit we change the "Mods" category to "Modding".  To me, a category called "Mods" means it'd have entires like "Distant Stars" and "Bailknight's Graphic Mod", whereas "Modding" has more to do with the general process & concepts behind it.

Everyone:

We're highly in need of contributors!  Modders of all color -- beginning, veteran, ace -- let us know what you'd most like to see in a centralized modding resource, too!  We'd like this wiki to be highly useful to the community, not a mishmash of information that no-one refers to.

IsAttachedToEmitter: Uncertain of the importance of this parameter.(particle forge)

^ This changes the behavior of particles connecting to the emitter as it travels. I use it for engine effects and for missile trails so they don't "stick" to the emitter, making actual trails that change as the emitter moves around. Otherwise they are always "stuck" to it and the best example is an engine trail that makes a trail of fire, the fire will move with the engine when the ship turns with this on and won't with it off.

That's my experience with that function after a day's worth of experience with the game.

I'd edit that but I dunno how to edit wiki's, so I'll just throw it here.

I'd like to know how to keep individual particles from dying when a projectile hits a target. My Vallus Kato Driver projectile has a huge trail and the whole thing vanishes when it hits a target. Looks silly. This value does not fix that.