implemented Maintain Your System Specs On the Wiki

[z929669]

We encourage all members to add your system specs to the wiki via the STEP Portal <-- links at top of page.

This makes it convenient to link in support forums or (even better) in your signature (see my sig below) and standardizes presentation for comparative purposes. These specs can also be linked from anywhere on the web.

... so if you post on Reddit (or a blog or whatever), you can add a convenient link to your system specs, courtesy of STEP 

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Also note that you can create a mod page on our site, which is a welcome contribution that helps us out! (just be certain that the mod page does not already exist under a similar name... else we will have a redundant mod page)

 

[z929669]

Double You suggested this earlier and I changed it. He just reverted it back to the long version after his edit to the plugin for testing. (Thus my #ImAGuineaPig ^^)

OK, change or leave as you see fit then. It works either way

[DoubleYou]

Hmmm... I'm not sure what was wrong with the way I fixed it, but it looks fine now anyway.

[z929669]

The right column was effectively floating right (lots of space between colons and property values). I was too lazy to fix the more sophisticated method you were using, so I just increased the width of the primary div element using the original, more basic CSS parameters.

[Nebulous112]

Hmm...I can't seem to figure this out for the life of me. Probably because it's almost 6am and I haven't gone to bed yet. *yawn*

 

Anyway, it seems the instructions in the second post are outdated. When I am logged into the Wiki, I went to this link: http://wiki.step-project.com/User:Nebulous112/SystemSpecs

 

I then clicked edit page. From there, I tried the below instruction:

 

then: "PAGE TOOLS" > "EDIT WITH FORM"

 

However, there is no "Edit with form" option. I tried a bunch of the different options, but no luck.

 

Any help would be appreciated.

 

Thanks,

 

Nebulous

[DoubleYou]

Use the link in the OP, not the second post. The link in the second post is for those who wish to modify their System Specs.

[Nebulous112]

Bah, I knew it was me being stupid. I will blame it on the lack of sleep, and not my innate stupidity. ;-)

 

My System Specs!

[mobias]

Just FYI- if there were any fixes made, I see there's still an issue with alignment of the fields.  cheers

 

[TechAngel85]

It's because you left one of the fields blank and the template was not set up to handle blank entries. I've corrected this by inserting "null", if any of the fields are skipped.

[z929669]

Updated the system specs wiki Form to allow more modern PC hardware values. See OP for link to add/update your system specs.

[D1Z4STR]

I would like to add my specs to a page on the wiki but I cannot for the life of me figure out how. Can someone help me step by step? I also think I do not think I have access.

https://stepmodifications.org/wiki/Special:FormEdit/SystemSpecs does not do anything for me. I cannot enter any data, etc

[DoubleYou]

All you need to do is fill in the form you have linked. Ensure you are logged into the wiki before attempting to fill it out.

[D1Z4STR]

Thanks! I was not logged in separately for the page.

[aragonit]

The specs one can enter are hopelessly outdated. Not even 4K resolution is there. Please fix.

[z929669]

5 hours ago, aragonit said:

The specs one can enter are hopelessly outdated. Not even 4K resolution is there. Please fix.

Good point. We haven't updated those for over a year now. Should be fixed.

[SoonerMagicEE]

There needs to be more options for GPU VRAM. Specifically, 10GB needs to be added, at a minimum.