MAS Discussions Overview

[ThePotatoGuy]

Hi all, welcome to the discussions page. All issue threads labelled discussion will be transferred here after we verify they fit the criteria for discussions.

In summary, use discussions for things that are not suggestions or bug reports, like piano notes, spritepacks, translations, submods, external content, or just general discussion.

Continue to use Issues for any Suggestions or Bug reports

Discussion Categories

appreciation

• use this if you want to say nice things about the mod

general

• use this for talking about anything that is not a suggestion for the mod or problem with the mod. This includes anything where the focus is talking to other users regarding the mod.

general - piano notes

• use this for talking about piano notes
• this includes sharing your piano notes - please let us know if no one labels your thread with the pianonotes label

general - spritepacks

• use this for talking about spritepacks
• this includes sharing your spritepacks - please let us know if no one labels your thread with the spritepack label

general - submod / external content

• use this to discuss submods, or external content (not translations)
• this includes sharing your submods or external content - please let us know if no one labels your thread with the submod or external labels

general - translations

• use this to discuss translations
• this includes sharing your translation - please let us know if no one labels your thread with the translation label

issue discussions

• these are issues that turn into discussion threads
• please do NOT post in here - make an issue first

QA - code and content creation

• use this to ask questions regarding MAS's codebase OR technical information for making spritepacks/piano notes/submods/translations/external stuff
• NO TECH SUPPORT QUESTIONS

QA - tech support + general

• use this to ask for tech support help, or for general, non-technical questions about MAS
• make an issue instead if you think something is a bug

All conduct rules still apply here.