Editing Dolphin's wiki

[Kolano]

(03-06-2020, 09:43 AM)Aetherius Wrote: Ah yeah, forums are weird and have a separate account.

Username there is Aetherius

You should now have edit rights.

[calebthegeek]

(03-07-2020, 11:33 AM)Xerxes Wrote: I'll put it on the wiki for you, just remind me later or post here again when your thread's moved and I'll change the link over to the new link after the move.

My pack was finally moved to the custom texture forum 

[Xerxes]

(03-12-2020, 06:46 AM)calebthegeek Wrote: My pack was finally moved to the custom texture forum 

Nice dude, I went to change the link but the link's still the same, so I didn't have to do anything. If the link on the wiki page breaks for any reason I'll fix it for you.

[calebthegeek]

(03-12-2020, 08:30 AM)Xerxes Wrote: Nice dude, I went to change the link but the link's still the same, so I didn't have to do anything. If the link on the wiki page breaks for any reason I'll fix it for you.

Alright, thank you!  

[Louis]

Hello, my name is Louis and I run a database for GC saves. While doing research on some titles, I noticed that on the Bionicle Heroes page - https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Bionicle_Heroes_(GC) the gameID is incorrect. The wiki says its RVIP4F, but this is for the Wii game. It should be: GVHE4F - Additionally, I would like to post testing results for many games. My Wiki name is Louis

[Kolano]

(03-30-2020, 08:14 AM)Louis Wrote: Hello, my name is Louis and I run a database for GC saves. While doing research on some titles, I noticed that on the Bionicle Heroes page - https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Bionicle_Heroes_(GC) the gameID is incorrect. The wiki says its RVIP4F, but this is for the Wii game. It should be: GVHE4F - Additionally, I would like to post testing results for many games. My Wiki name is Louis

You should now have edit rights. The GameID mix up likely came about when the disambig page was added ages ago, thanks for pointing that out.

[Tag365]

Can you add editing rights on my Tag365 account for me? I want to edit the Pokémon Colosseum article to add a finding that I made that may help users connect to VBA-M.

[MizarAndAlcor]

I would like to edit the description of the 60 FPS code in the Pikmin 2 (GC) article to clarify that the code makes a right-press on the d-pad trigger 30 fps, and a left press on the d-pad trigger 60 fps.

These results can be swapped by exchanging 0001 and 0002 in the code, which can be more comfortable if you have larger hands (since ideally, one would be pressing the button for 60 fps more frequently than the button for 30 fps, so as not to lower the framerate).
Furthermore, as left and right on the d-pad control Pikmin selection in the GameCube version, while the "New Play Control!" Wii version only has one button to cycle through Pikmin, it so happens that assigning d-pad right to 60 fps makes gameplay more consistent with the Wii version since d-pad right in the GC version shares the same Pikmin cycling order as pressing B on the Wiimote (blue -> red -> yellow -> purple -> white -> bulbmin).

My account on the wiki has the same username.

[Kolano]

(04-25-2020, 05:26 PM)Tag365 Wrote: Can you add editing rights on my Tag365 account for me? I want to edit the Pokémon Colosseum article to add a finding that I made that may help users connect to VBA-M.

You should now have edit rights.

[Kolano]

(04-26-2020, 06:54 AM)MizarAndAlcor Wrote: I would like to edit the description of the 60 FPS code in the Pikmin 2 (GC) article to clarify that the code makes a right-press on the d-pad trigger 30 fps, and a left press on the d-pad trigger 60 fps.

These results can be swapped by exchanging 0001 and 0002 in the code, which can be more comfortable if you have larger hands (since ideally, one would be pressing the button for 60 fps more frequently than the button for 30 fps, so as not to lower the framerate).
Furthermore, as left and right on the d-pad control Pikmin selection in the GameCube version, while the "New Play Control!" Wii version only has one button to cycle through Pikmin, it so happens that assigning d-pad right to 60 fps makes gameplay more consistent with the Wii version since d-pad right in the GC version shares the same Pikmin cycling order as pressing B on the Wiimote (blue -> red -> yellow -> purple -> white -> bulbmin).

My account on the wiki has the same username.

You should now have edit rights.