I would like to request "WormKit modules" board for discussions regarding wormkit modules considering the latest hot topics and also move all themed subjects to this section.
I believe it goes on "One-Boards" togheter with Maps, Schemes etc.

I support the idea! The description of this subforum could include the request and suggestion of modules, discussion about modules before they are published etc.

Nice Idea

Should we also have a dedicated section on file for Wormkit modules?

Yes from me, that would be good too 

Edit: This could be the icon: https://worms2d.info/images/6/61/WormKit_icon.png

Finally, a wkKawooshKick appreciation board 

Quote from: donnie on September 13, 2021, 05:46 PM
Yes from me, that would be good too 

Edit: This could be the icon: https://worms2d.info/images/6/61/WormKit_icon.png

What if the icon had a some sort of a tool icon? Like a wrench?

Nice idea donnie, that icon is incredibly fitting as well!

Quote from: Kradie on September 14, 2021, 12:55 AM

Quote from: donnie on September 13, 2021, 05:46 PM
Yes from me, that would be good too 

Edit: This could be the icon: https://worms2d.info/images/6/61/WormKit_icon.png

What if the icon had a some sort of a tool icon? Like a wrench?

The one donnie suggested is the Wormkit symbol. I believe the symbol would be a symbol of CyberShadow's legacy. However, I like the idea of a tool, but only if someone create an art image with the Wormkit Symbol on the background of the tool or at its side. If the image doesn't look good we should just keep the Wormkit symbol.

Edit: something like a CS in front of the symbol or an electronic shadow gif would be nice to see along with the wkicon.

Both the board and the file type section for wkmodules would be great. Good ideas.

Quote from: MonkeyIsland on September 13, 2021, 04:19 PM
Should we also have a dedicated section on file for Wormkit modules?

this might be more challenging than I thought

- do all wormkit modules have a worms2d.info article?
- what about forum threads regarding a module?
- what about dynamic links? StepS has one for SuperFrontendHD - one link always downloads the latest version, that'd be hard to maintain on a file listing
- we'd need to manually split apart programs and wormkit modules

Quote- do all wormkit modules have a worms2d.info article?

No, what's the concern? It's not intended to replace wiki, it's for modules request and discussion etc.

Quote- what about forum threads regarding a module?

I think we should move them.

Quote- what about dynamic links? StepS has one for SuperFrontendHD - one link always downloads the latest version, that'd be hard to maintain on a file listing

What's hard? I don't get it, TUS has dynamic hotlink too, same link always download the lastest file if you update it, unless you have a version history then it will download all the versions bundle. Would you elaborate more? Maybe I misinterpreted you.

Quote- we'd need to manually split apart programs and wormkit modules

I don't think it's something to worry about either. There are only few modules, the rest would be programas.

Quote from: donnie on September 14, 2021, 02:18 PM
What's hard? I don't get it, TUS has dynamic hotlink too, same link always download the lastest file if you update it, unless you have a version history then it will download all the versions bundle. Would you elaborate more? Maybe I misinterpreted you.

it's when the downloaded content gets updated and you don't have a choice of picking the version. something something I won't be able to download an older version of SuperFrontendHD before upscaled graphics for any reason

I get it now thanks, but It's so simple to solve.

We could have 2 uploaded files for wkSuperFronted.

1st file they could name "wkSuperFronted lastest version", the files within it would be always the lastest version obviously.
2nd file they could name something like "wkSuperFronted archive". Everytime a new version gets release the previous is uploaded there.

This could be used for every module if developers care enough to have dynamic hotlink and keep version history of their modules.

ergh, i guess... that will depend on the author I guess