Hero Forge Style Guide: Difference between revisions

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Hero Forge Skin Tones

Filenames for generic tokens take the form of:

[base]-[tag]-[meta][gender]-[skin]-[clothes]-[tag]-t.png

[base] is a general description, describing the general use of the token, something like casual, convict, or cutter.
[meta] is the character's metatype: h for human, d for dwarf, e for elf, o for ork, t for troll, or x for none-of-the-above.
[gender] is the character's gender: m for male, f for female, o for other, x for none.
[skin] describe the character's skin tone, generally a two-letter code from the list to the right.
[clothes] is another two-letter code, using the values below. Generally speaking, the first letter is the primary or upper-body color and the second is the secondary or lower-body color.
[tag] is optional in either position (drop the extra hyphen when unused), but available for disambugation if needed. If using more than one word, separate them with an underscore, not a space.

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 ==File Names==
-{{Table:Hero Forge Colors}}
 Filenames for generic tokens take the form of:
 {{Code|[base]-[tag]-[meta][gender]-[skin]-[clothes]-[tag]-t.png}}
+{{Table:Hero Forge Colors}}
 * '''[base]''' is a general description, describing the general use of the token, something like {{code|casual}}, {{code|convict}}, or {{code|cutter}}.
 * '''[meta]''' is the character's metatype: {{code|h}} for human, {{code|d}} for dwarf, {{code|e}} for elf, {{code|o}} for ork, {{code|t}} for troll, or {{code|x}} for none-of-the-above.