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[ylambda]

I'm finding myself with a lot of free time, and I'll be able to put some more effort into this toolset. Is there anything specifically that is missing or needed.

Things I can remember from an earlier thread were:

• ffmpeg should use local copy not ~/ylambda
• rewrite the python tools into a more pythonic module
• reduce character count

I'm a bit out of the loop here having been away for some time.

@TagProKrieger

[ylambda]

Oh and I absolutely love that you made all flair 16x16 and found a nice *LTP flair style

[GenesisTP]

Oh hey, you're back! Hope you had fun while you were away.

Right now, the stylesheet's sitting at just under 87 KB. I cleaned up a lot of the code and design as well as added a bunch of extra CSS features that were on my to-do list for a long time, so hopefully we won't have to minify more parts of it in the future. If we did, though, I wouldn't have any problems with minifying parts of sections 1.2, 6.3, and 7.1.

I've also already made FFMPEG into an environment variable. We should probably document the list of environment variables (FFMPEG, REDDIT_USERNAME, REDDIT_PASSWORD) in the README or something, but it's not pressing enough that I'm going to do it right now.

I haven't really touched the Python part of the project. Besides cleaning things up, is there any extra functionality you have in mind?

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Here are some other miscellaneous things that have been happening around the subreddit that you should know about:

• I started cleaning up the wiki. I've mostly just been reorganizing and updating old informtion in a bunch of pages, but I did make a couple big changes:
  • The landing page is now exclusively a table of contents. I thought it was too confusing to have two tables of contents on that page, and the gameplay info really belonged with the map elements anyway. Besides, it was kind of just a vestige from when the wiki had literally no organization of any kind.
  • I removed all the MLTP/mLTP informational pages. They had already existed on their respective subreddits' wikis anyway, and it really shouldn't be our job to manage subcommunities' wikis. (The downside for those subreddits in particular, though, is that their wiki CSS is kinda broken. They should shoot the guy who made it.)
• I'm currently in the process of making the flair bot capable of assigning *LTP and streamer flairs. Precious Roy and I thought it would be best to host the verified users' data outside of the project, which I've done so here to make it easier for less code-savvy mods to assign flair.
• And yeah, a whole bunch of other features in the CSS. If you like, I can provide a more detailed changelog.