Plantilla:PaintRegions

Usage and Notes

• Display and describe Painting Regions for Structures, Creatures, Vehicles, and Gear/Weapons.
  
• "Name" should match the Object/Entity's page name, e.g.: Behemoth Gateway or Woolly Rhino.
  
  • The only exception is when similar objects share paint regions, e.g.: Elevator Platform is acceptable for all three platforms, because they share paint regions.
    
    • Note that objects with shared regions would also have to share the same screenshot image nomenclature, e.g.: Elevator Platform_PaintRegion#.jpg.
      
• "Variant" is for very rare cases where an entity has more than one variation with completely different color regions, notably the Wyvern.
  
  • Example: Fire Wyvern
    
• "Type" MUST be filled-in with one of the following:
  
  • STRUCTURE is for any structure such as building parts or crafting stations.
    
  • CREATURE is for anything that is alive.
    
  • VEHICLE is for any vehicles such as the Wooden Raft.
    
• Type can also have a ONE secondary parameter to denote special cases:
  
  • ../NEW is for anything missing info, because it was recently released.
    
  • ../UNRELEASED is for anything that has not yet been released.
    
  • ../EVENT is for anything missing info, because it is currently unobtainable/unspawnable due to limited availability in an event.
    
  • ../REMOVED is for anything that was removed from the game entirely and cannot have info.
    
  • ../NOREGIONS is for any creature that doesn't have color regions, such as the Broodmother, Trilobite, etc.
    
    • Examples of BOTH parameters being used: "type = structure/event" or "type = creature/unreleased".
      
• "Region #" values are for brief descriptions of which part(s) of the object they affect.
  
  • Creature region descriptions are found within Module:Dv/data.
    
  • Creatures use Regions 0-5 while everything thing else in the game uses Regions 1-6
    
  • Leave "Region #" BLANK to note it as an "Unpaintable Region."
    
  • If any region's description is filled-in, a table will be displayed, and the page will automatically populate Category:Has Paintable Regions.
    
  • For creatures, if Colors are present, but a description is missing, the page will automatically populate Category:Missing Color Region Description.
    
• "Colors #" values denote the NATURAL colors each creature will randomly spawn with for the corresponding region.
  
  • Color scheme values are taken directly from the game files and can be found in Module:Dv/data under each creature with a color scheme.
    
  • All colors are entered in a single line separated by a comma ( , ).
    
  • Example: Black, white, grAY, Dino Light Orange, pale GOLDENROD, dark Wolf Fur, PURPLE
    
  • Results in:

• Any pages with regions but no colors will automatically populate Category:Missing Color Scheme.
  

• Images named as: Object Name_PaintRegion#.jpg will automatically load-in as a paint region's description is added.
  
  • Example Screenshot Filename: Behemoth Gateway_PaintRegion5.jpg
    
  • All dino screenshots should be include in Category:Dino Paint Regions while all others go in Category:Paint Regions.
    
  • In my own screenshots, I have been using Magenta Coloring for clarity, however any distinct color should do.
    
  • Uses .JPG, because that is Steam's default screenshot file type.
    
  • If a Region description is provided, but that region's screenshot is not on the Wiki, object will display a default image.
    
    • Pages with missing images will automatically populate Category:Missing Image.
      
• "CanDrawOn" is for Structures-ONLY on which you can draw anything and must be set to YES to function.
  
• "Note" is optional and is the only way to add extra notes or information to the template due to how the template is built.
  
  • If used normally, Note will appear immediately below the Header.
    
  • For advanced users, you can modify Note with a primary parameter of the following: (more locations to come as needed)
    
    • IN-SECTION/.. is currently ONLY used for Creatures with color regions to place the Note in-section rather than at the beginning.
      
    • Example of BOTH parameters being used: "note = in-section/This is my note text."
      
  • Any pages with Notes will automatically populate Category:Has Paint Region Notes.
    
• For structures, if either "Region 1-6" or "CanDrawOn" are valid, applicable pages will automatically populate Category:Paintable.
  
  • If neither are valid, pages will automatically populate Category:Unpaintable.

For CREATURES:	For STRUCTURES:	For VEHICLES:
{{Template:PaintRegions | name = | type = creature | variant = | note = }}	{{Template:PaintRegions | name = | type = structure | CanDrawOn = | region1 = | region2 = | region3 = | region4 = | region5 = | region6 = | note = }}	{{Template:PaintRegions | name = | type = vehicle | region1 = | region2 = | region3 = | region4 = | region5 = | region6 = | note = }}

• For further understanding of the above usage, please see the examples below.

Example 0: Rex

Rex Patrones de Color por Región

Esta seccíon muestra los colores naturales del Rex así como las variaciones de acuerdo a la región. Por señalar un ejemplo, las regiones abajo marcadas con rojo sobre un Rex albino. Los cuadrados de color que se muestran debajo de la descripción de cada región son los colores que serán utilizados para que el Rex genere un rango general de su esquemas de color al momento de spawnear. Mueva el cursor sobre un color para mostrar su nombre e ID.

• This is a test note.

Los admins de un servidor pueden utilizar la información de las regiones en la consola con los comandosConsole Command "cheat SetTargetDinoColor <ColorRegion> <ColorID>".
Por ejemplo, "cheat SetTargetDinoColor 0 6" haría que el color del Rex "body" magenta.

Region 0: Body	Region 1: Spine	Region 2 is not used for this Creature.
Region 3: Highlights	Region 4: Back	Region 5: Belly

Region 0: BodyRegion 1: SpineRegion 3: HighlightsRegion 4: BackRegion 5: Belly

Patrones de Color por Región

The PaintRegions always spawns with the same color scheme and has no color regions.

This means it is currently impossible to make alterations to the PaintRegions's natural spawn colors.

Tonalidad y Colores regionales

For more information on Paint Regions and how to use them, please view the Dye, Paintbrush, or Spray Painter pages.

Region 1: Metal Backing	Region 2: Large Horizontal Beams	Region 3: "Outside" Small Horizontal Beams
Region 4: Bolts	Region 5: Middle Vertical, Bottom of Door, and Hinge	Region 6: "Outside" Squares

Region 1Region 2Region 3Region 4Region 5Region 6

Tonalidad y Colores regionales

This is additional text displayed with the "Note" Variable.

 

For more information on Paint Regions and how to use them, please view the Dye, Paintbrush, or Spray Painter pages.

Region 1: Test	Region 2: Test	Region 3 is not used for this Object.
Region 4 is not used for this Object.	Region 5: Test	Region 6: Test

Tonalidad y Colores regionales

The Test Object is not currently paint-able, however this object may be re-mapped to include paint regions in a future update.

For more information on Paint Regions and how to use them, please view the Dye, Paintbrush, or Spray Painter pages.

Tonalidad y Colores regionales

In addition to their preset paint regions, you can doodle on the Painting Canvas by "attacking" them with a Paintbrush, which will open the "Apply Paint" Menu. Then, click and drag your cursor over the 3D model (like a paintbrush) to draw anything you want.

For more information on Paint Regions and how to use them, please view the Dye, Paintbrush, or Spray Painter pages.

Region 1: Background	Region 2 is not used for this Object.	Region 3 is not used for this Object.
Region 4 is not used for this Object.	Region 5: Frame	Region 6 is not used for this Object.

Region 1Region 5

Tonalidad y Colores regionales

The War Map does not currently have any preset paint regions.

Instead, you can still doodle on it by "attacking" it with a Paintbrush, which will open the "Apply Paint" Menu. Then, click and drag your cursor over the 3D model (like a paintbrush) to draw anything you want.

Tonalidad y Colores regionales

As the Wooden Raft is a Vehicle, it is actually treated as an Entity (such as a Human or Dinosaur) rather than a static Structure, thus it does not have any preset paint regions.

Instead, you can still doodle on it by "attacking" it with a Paintbrush, which will open the "Apply Paint" Menu. Then, click and drag your cursor over the 3D model (like a paintbrush) to draw anything you want.