IOP Wiki:How To/GFL2/T-Doll: Difference between revisions

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However, pictures taken with these tools cannot be considered official because they may not accurately reproduce in-game results due to implementation differences, and give access to expressions not actually used in-game. The artwork parts normally out-of-frame don't necessarily contain any actual hidden detail, or may be of lower quality as they're not meant to be shown.

For these reasons, only one reconstituted story portrait should be displayed in the "Other artworks" section of a page~~, and not every every available expression~~. The caption must indicate its nature as a reconstituted image ~~and~~ a link to the program used. See [[Cheeta#Other artworks]] for an example.

For these reasons, only one image of the reconstituted story portrait should be displayed in the "Other artworks" section of a page (the exact content of this image is left to the user's discretion). The caption must indicate its nature as a reconstituted image alongside a link to the program used. See [[Cheeta#Other artworks]] for an example.

===Portraits===

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 However, pictures taken with these tools cannot be considered official because they may not accurately reproduce in-game results due to implementation differences, and give access to expressions not actually used in-game. The artwork parts normally out-of-frame don't necessarily contain any actual hidden detail, or may be of lower quality as they're not meant to be shown.
-For these reasons, only one reconstituted story portrait should be displayed in the "Other artworks" section of a page, and not every every available expression. The caption must indicate its nature as a reconstituted image and a link to the program used. See [[Cheeta#Other artworks]] for an example.
+For these reasons, only one image of the reconstituted story portrait should be displayed in the "Other artworks" section of a page (the exact content of this image is left to the user's discretion). The caption must indicate its nature as a reconstituted image alongside a link to the program used. See [[Cheeta#Other artworks]] for an example.
 ===Portraits===