Post by cardist on Apr 19, 2024 1:49:50 GMT
A lot of the old documentation on MSE that was on sourceforge is down. I made the effort in the past to archive some of these pages before they went down.
I'm also going to make the effort to backup the pages to archive.ph/ from the web archive for the shorter urls and just for hardening security of this documentation. I'll update this post with the homepage of the website via archive.ph/ when I'm done.
You can start here: archive.ph/HBoXe
If an adblocker blocks this, proceed anyways or disable it for this link. This is a safe link to an archived webpage.
It seems that since the webarchive pages are still up, arcihve.ph will just redirect to those pages instead. Which works out for now. If you want to access the archive.ph versions of these archives, just use the archive.ph chrome extension when you arrive on a webarchive page, and it will take you to the archive.ph version (most of the time). bit.ly/3TZ0BmC
Like the title implies, I have no idea if this is a temporary thing, or if this is permanent. I don't have any contact with the website owner, or anyone that knows them. I just thought that I would post this here so that if anyone has any future concerns of where to find these things, they can look here. Idk if this is the best thread to post it in, I'm sort of inexperienced with stuff like this. But seeing as how this isn't the art side of card creation, and the fact that this thread seems to be popular, I'll post this here. If anyone who has more knowledge about this would like to inform people of what happened, or what might be planned, that would be great.
Thanks to twanvl for making such a fun and customizable program!
I'm also going to make the effort to backup the pages to archive.ph/ from the web archive for the shorter urls and just for hardening security of this documentation. I'll update this post with the homepage of the website via archive.ph/ when I'm done.
You can start here: archive.ph/HBoXe
If an adblocker blocks this, proceed anyways or disable it for this link. This is a safe link to an archived webpage.
It seems that since the webarchive pages are still up, arcihve.ph will just redirect to those pages instead. Which works out for now. If you want to access the archive.ph versions of these archives, just use the archive.ph chrome extension when you arrive on a webarchive page, and it will take you to the archive.ph version (most of the time). bit.ly/3TZ0BmC
Like the title implies, I have no idea if this is a temporary thing, or if this is permanent. I don't have any contact with the website owner, or anyone that knows them. I just thought that I would post this here so that if anyone has any future concerns of where to find these things, they can look here. Idk if this is the best thread to post it in, I'm sort of inexperienced with stuff like this. But seeing as how this isn't the art side of card creation, and the fact that this thread seems to be popular, I'll post this here. If anyone who has more knowledge about this would like to inform people of what happened, or what might be planned, that would be great.
Thanks to twanvl for making such a fun and customizable program!