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Compare [[MapDataIndex/Vanilla|Vanilla]] to [[Kenshi Wiki:GamestateTownInstanceListPermanent|Data from Quas]].
Compare [[MapDataIndex/Vanilla|Vanilla]] to [[Kenshi Wiki:GamestateTownInstanceListPermanent|Data from Quas]].
Current thoughts --
:# Configurations can be given single-page table generators. Vanilla designated as the single source of truth which is mirrored to the map.
:# Local content can be handled more directly on a page by page basis, with anchor links from the map directing to said page sections.
This is what I meant by the juggle since the data is passing through the parity filters rather than called from the pages. It's not the same data per se, it's a reference to a controlling key which declares "yep, data's good".
:Todo -- update the diff reporter so leveldata deletion + recreation has a documentation process. It's never going to be perfect (and dun need to be).


[[Category:Pages using center with no arguments]]
[[Category:Pages using center with no arguments]]
[[Category:Pages using center with unknown parameters| MapDataIndex]]
[[Category:Pages using center with unknown parameters| MapDataIndex]]

Revision as of 16:36, 11 June 2025

Map Data Pages

Compare Vanilla to Data from Quas.

Current thoughts --

  1. Configurations can be given single-page table generators. Vanilla designated as the single source of truth which is mirrored to the map.
  2. Local content can be handled more directly on a page by page basis, with anchor links from the map directing to said page sections.

This is what I meant by the juggle since the data is passing through the parity filters rather than called from the pages. It's not the same data per se, it's a reference to a controlling key which declares "yep, data's good".

Todo -- update the diff reporter so leveldata deletion + recreation has a documentation process. It's never going to be perfect (and dun need to be).