This one is self explanatory, I want to make a category for my character Ruffian Van Helsing, but I'm not sure how to. Can anyone help? Sorry, I'm not too well taught on this stuff. Thanks!

Surgeon_Psycho said:
This one is self explanatory, I want to make a category for my character Ruffian Van Helsing, but I'm not sure how to. Can anyone help? Sorry, I'm not too well taught on this stuff. Thanks!

When you upload an image with said character, add "character:[insert character's name here]" and the tagging system will automatically label that specific tag under "character".

And when you upload more images, just the name is enough. "character:" is only necessary for new names for tags, not all of the time.

GameManiac said:
When you upload an image with said character, add "character:[insert character's name here]" and the tagging system will automatically label that specific tag under "character".

And when you upload more images, just the name is enough. "character:" is only necessary for new names for tags, not all of the time.

Ah, yes! Thank you so much!

GameManiac said:
When you upload an image with said character, add "character:[insert character's name here]" and the tagging system will automatically label that specific tag under "character".

This also works in any other tagging field, you don't have to do this specifically on upload.

also, it may save us time in the long run if they're tagged as char:name_(owner)

so, if your case, it would be char:ruffian_(surgeon_psycho)

Knotty_Curls said:
also, it may save us time in the long run if they're tagged as char:name_(owner)

so, if your case, it would be char:ruffian_(surgeon_psycho)

But the character actually has a last name, and it's unlikely a second character with the exact same full name will pop up, so it should do fine. I think that kind of disambiguation should take priority over _(owner name).

Jugofthat said:
But the character actually has a last name, and it's unlikely a second character with the exact same full name will pop up, so it should do fine. I think that kind of disambiguation should take priority over _(owner name).

Eh, shit balls, I forgot to put that on the tag.

Surgeon_Psycho said:
Eh, shit balls, I forgot to put that on the tag.

Fixed. ;)