Bluerfn

I am not Bluerfn, so I cannot answer for him. I did watch the trailer, but that got me nowhere because I can't exactly read Japanese. If what I have been hearing around the net can be trusted though, the P3P female protagonist has been called Kotone Shiomi, which was what the stage play used.

Since we have the basic stats template and a class code for TMSFE, I think it's fairly simple. You'll have to figure out what the basic stats are to be written in, ie HP, SP, Level...etc. Once we have that we can try building the stats table for the Mirages.

https://megamitensei.fandom.com/wiki/Module:Skills/tmsfe

I've been working on making a stat template out of cratch in my sandbox, buuut I'm hitting a bunch of roadblocks, and I wouldn't mind some help.

There's a point past the addition of categories in the Sandbox skills module that it will still point to the Skills/p5 module instead of the skills/p5r module. Trying to work through the coding now.

...Two hours later and it was apparently the "fallback" parameter in the Gamedata module the entire time.

Hiya! Welcome to the wiki! I'm sorry that it took me a while to respond.

It's been years since we implemented the infobox colors that I almost can't recall how we started. There was a lot of editing CSS on the Mediawiki pages to make it work. What do you plan on doing for your infobox colors? Let me know and I'll try to dig up the basics.

Ah, well I thought it’d be cool if certain infoboxes were different colours depending on their story section. That’s pretty much it.

I will try to compile what I can and leave a page for you to check it out! Give me a few days :)

As the infobox are essentially tables you'll have to create a table class code coding on your Mediawiki:Wikia.css page. For the example I'll use the word "example":

table.example > tr > th, table.example > * > tr > th { background-color: #000000; color: #FF0000; }

Next, you can use the class code on your tables. It will change your table header and row color depending on the "background-color" and "color" on the code above. You can see an example on our Help:Table page.

Also I think the Community Central help page on infoboxes seems pretty helpful.

I've looked into it. You are correct, a page was using the image. However, the image was used as part of a citation. It seems the wiki software does not recognize it as used when we write it that way - it's only marked as being used when it's written as wiki text.

As you know, I clean up the files listed in the Unused Image page, so I'll restore it. But, I think there should be a better way to use the image so it doesn't get listed in the Unused Image page.

Thanks for letting me know!

Sorry but I found another one.

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Yes, please make sure these images aren't linked in a "<ref>" reference tag. If they're being used as a screenshot to cite a statement, it is better to just include it in the article.

That's right, it's taught within Japan to the Japanese: the Kunrei-shiki. Then JSL is was made to facilitate Kunrei-shiki use for English speakers. But Hepburn is widely used by English speakers because it adapts Japanese phonetics to English spelling. That is why the romaji you see in-game tends to be spelled a different way between JSL/Kunrei vs Hepburn ie "しき" is romanized as (JSL/Kunrei) "Siki" instead of (Hepburn) "Shiki" and "さつ"　is romanized as (JSL/Kunrei) "Satu" instead of (Hepburn) "Satsu".

I mean, I get why JSL seems more appropriate because the source material is using it and its easier to type longhand rather than finding the diacritic letter, but Hepburn is IMHO a bit more accurate in terms of pronunciation. The Japanese study books I use ie by Kodansha, and Wikipedia also use Hepburn, which is why I endorse Hepburn romanization more than JSL.

Also,

Kasumi Yoshizawa (Fake)

Redundant, care to delete as well?

To say that this is a problem is to say that water is wet... A solution will be both appreciated and needed.

I will admit this is a problem when we had only one user building the Lua modules up without any tutorial for other users. I ran into a block trying to figure out how to change certain stats for Devil Children. I wanted to sit down and sift through the code to make sense of it all but the nature of my RL work means I haven't any time.

AFAIK the code to build a PQ template is all there. You just need to sift out which parameters PQ uses.

I've added the PQ stats to the documentation. But creating a new stats template is a whole new monster for me to tackle. Maybe a Fandom staff can direct us to someone who can help with Lua modules.

Actually, just change the color of the Pq1 template to Orange (Hikari Orange) and it should be fine.

I don't that it's that simple...

If PQ and PQ2 enemies share the same stats, then we just need to add PQ2 color code to the module.

Yes, they do.

I wouldn’t say they’re exactly the same, there only appears to be one Phys attack attribute in PQ2.

Indeed. As I tried to say earlier, it's not as simple as transplanting the PQ2 stuff onto PQ1 entries and cutting out all the stuff that didn't exist in the first Persona Q game.

And plus the change I made doesn't seem to work. I'm not quite sure why.

Well, now it works. The PQ2 skills module was missing a few characters in the code, but now it's fixed and essentially it is usable.