[projectaon] Re: Freeway Warrior Graphics
- From: Iain Smith <iainsmith@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: projectaon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 04:06:35 -0800 (PST)
Okay, I've finished the changes to the tables. I'm not sure where to put them
or who
gets the final say, but I've uploaded them for perusal anyway.
http://www.geocities.com/iainsmith/01-HH/crtneg.gif
http://www.geocities.com/iainsmith/01-HH/crtpos.gif
http://www.geocities.com/iainsmith/01-HH/random.gif
I'll try to complete the initial version of the back matter this afternoon,
I'll add the
assess->assesses change to the Errata while I'm at it. After that I'll
probably make a
start reviewing the suggestions for the small illustrations, that way I can
also add them
to the back matter.
Iain.
--- Simon Osborne <outspaced@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Iain Smith wrote:
> > That's good to know, I'll bear it in mind for when I start work on books
> > 2-4. I've
> not
> > touched anything regarding the corrections list yet, I've been inserting
> > the Back
> Matter,
> > which prompted me to update the Random number and combat tables with the
> > correct
> details.
> >
> > While running through the back matter I'll insert the relevant
> > illustrations sections
> and
> > a blank addendum page. Should the errata all be kept untouched for now?
> > If you
> think
> > that erratum need to be left until later, I can remove the "assess ->
> > assesses"
> change I
> > made while working through the XML the other day.
>
> I think blatant spelling mistakes can be altered and recorded in the Errata
> section immediately. It's more subtle things such as which words are
> capitalised, grammar, comma usage, and the like that are usually left for
> feedback. Of course, removing the glaring mistakes also makes it easier for
> the
> editors to find less obvious issues when you generate the initial HTML
> pre-release (Alpha 0.001 ;-) ), and prevents a half-dozen editors (I wish!)
> all
> reporting the same problems.
>
> The books generally go through 2 or 3 passes during the editing phase anyway,
> and then one or two more during the Comment Period just before being
> published.
> Of course, that's not always true, is it, Thomas? How many times were "The
> Forbidden City" and "Beyond the Nightmare Gate" output . . . ?
>
> --
> Simon Osborne
>
>
>
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