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* [https://www.dailystartreknews.com/read/tag/In+Memoriam In Memoriam (Daily Star Trek News)]
* [https://www.dailystartreknews.com/read/tag/In+Memoriam In Memoriam (Daily Star Trek News)]
==SST==
===How to...JSON file conversion===
# Paste the coordinate data, including all three axis headers (x, y, z) into the top field [https://tableconvert.com/excel-to-json for this site] (Data Source).
# Scroll down to the Table Generator. Select the "Parsing JSON" box; this removes the quotations around the coordinates themselves.
# Ensure the JSON Format is set to "Array of Object".
# Copy the resulting data from the field.
# In your prepared JSON file, replace the existing coordinates (or add them) from right after the colon (:) of "points" to right before "boundary thickness". Be sure to include a comma following the closing bracket (]).
# Save the file and import into a SST campaign. Recommend importing to a new campaign to check for errors and then merging into your primary campaign.

Revision as of 19:29, 3 December 2024

Checklist: Updating DDLCARS ship reports

  • Change all Level 1 headers to Level 2.
  • Add spec tables for each variant.
  • Add Ship Registry.
  • Load Ship Comparison Guide image.
  • Create links for Year references in the article (even if there is no post for that year).
  • Add new timeline events.
  • Review article for new glossary terms.
  • Announce update of ship report.

SRMs


SST

How to...JSON file conversion

  1. Paste the coordinate data, including all three axis headers (x, y, z) into the top field for this site (Data Source).
  2. Scroll down to the Table Generator. Select the "Parsing JSON" box; this removes the quotations around the coordinates themselves.
  3. Ensure the JSON Format is set to "Array of Object".
  4. Copy the resulting data from the field.
  5. In your prepared JSON file, replace the existing coordinates (or add them) from right after the colon (:) of "points" to right before "boundary thickness". Be sure to include a comma following the closing bracket (]).
  6. Save the file and import into a SST campaign. Recommend importing to a new campaign to check for errors and then merging into your primary campaign.