Principles of Art and Music - Revision history

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Principles of Art and Music

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Demonstrating the Principle

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Demonstrating the Principle

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answer to Holmstrom

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	== Principles of Art and Music ==		== Principles of Art and Music ==
	Build a [[sculpture]], open it for judging and receive 21 "Interesting" votes.		Build a [[sculpture]], open it for judging and receive 21 "Interesting" votes.

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 * Tear down your sculpture OR do the following:
 ** Receive 21 Interesting Votes
-** Claim your rights as an Initiate of Art & Music
+** Claim your rights as an Initiate of Art & Music (at your sculpture).
 '''NOTE:''' You ''must'' have completed the first seven tasks before you can claim your Initiation by votes or tearing down.

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−	I didn't complete the test when tearing down my sculpture despite having finished all of the other things in the list. Am I the only one who has experienced this? --[[User:Holmstrom\|holmstrom]] 09:33, 14 December 2008 (EST)

−	I think the wording of this test is capable of being misunderstood: To pass the test, you have to get 21 positive votes on your sculpture. If you tear down your sculpture, you can cancel the test, but you will not pass it. --[[User:Nefertem\|Nefertem]] 12:31, 14 December 2008 (EST)
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−	Nefertem's note is '''not true'''. The "tear down your sculpture" to pass option is new for T4, and does work. You just have to make sure you have "opened for judging" first. You will get a confirmation pop-up when you select the tear down option, saying "It looks as if you are trying to tear this down for the principle..." or such. Say "Yes" and get the zap. -- [[User:Shebi\|Shebi]] 12:38, 14 December 2008 (EST)
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−	Shebi is right, I am wrong with my note. I just read the system channel, if you have completed all 7 steps before you can tear down your sculpture and pass the test. --[[User:Nefertem\|Nefertem]] 12:41, 14 December 2008 (EST)

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	''Unlocked by Malard in Meroe on 2008-12-14''		''Unlocked by Malard in Meroe on 2008-12-14''

		+	=== Sculpture Palette ===
		+	All good artists must know their materials. The [[Sculpture Palette]] page attempts to collect them all in one place, for your browsing pleasure.
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		+	=== Commentary ===
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	Shebi is right, I am wrong with my note. I just read the system channel, if you have completed all 7 steps before you can tear down your sculpture and pass the test. --[[User:Nefertem\|Nefertem]] 12:41, 14 December 2008 (EST)		Shebi is right, I am wrong with my note. I just read the system channel, if you have completed all 7 steps before you can tear down your sculpture and pass the test. --[[User:Nefertem\|Nefertem]] 12:41, 14 December 2008 (EST)
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	Nefertem's note is '''not true'''. The "tear down your sculpture" to pass option is new for T4, and does work. You just have to make sure you have "opened for judging" first. You will get a confirmation pop-up when you select the tear down option, saying "It looks as if you are trying to tear this down for the principle..." or such. Say "Yes" and get the zap. -- [[User:Shebi\|Shebi]] 12:38, 14 December 2008 (EST)		Nefertem's note is '''not true'''. The "tear down your sculpture" to pass option is new for T4, and does work. You just have to make sure you have "opened for judging" first. You will get a confirmation pop-up when you select the tear down option, saying "It looks as if you are trying to tear this down for the principle..." or such. Say "Yes" and get the zap. -- [[User:Shebi\|Shebi]] 12:38, 14 December 2008 (EST)
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		+	Shebi is right, I am wrong with my note. I just read the system channel, if you have completed all 7 steps before you can tear down your sculpture and pass the test. --[[User:Nefertem\|Nefertem]] 12:41, 14 December 2008 (EST)

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	I think the wording of this test is capable of being misunderstood: To pass the test, you have to get 21 positive votes on your sculpture. If you tear down your sculpture, you can cancel the test, but you will not pass it. --[[User:Nefertem\|Nefertem]] 12:31, 14 December 2008 (EST)		I think the wording of this test is capable of being misunderstood: To pass the test, you have to get 21 positive votes on your sculpture. If you tear down your sculpture, you can cancel the test, but you will not pass it. --[[User:Nefertem\|Nefertem]] 12:31, 14 December 2008 (EST)
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		+	Nefertem's note is '''not true'''. The "tear down your sculpture" to pass option is new for T4, and does work. You just have to make sure you have "opened for judging" first. You will get a confirmation pop-up when you select the tear down option, saying "It looks as if you are trying to tear this down for the principle..." or such. Say "Yes" and get the zap. -- [[User:Shebi\|Shebi]] 12:38, 14 December 2008 (EST)

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	I didn't complete the test when tearing down my sculpture despite having finished all of the other things in the list. Am I the only one who has experienced this? --[[User:Holmstrom\|holmstrom]] 09:33, 14 December 2008 (EST)		I didn't complete the test when tearing down my sculpture despite having finished all of the other things in the list. Am I the only one who has experienced this? --[[User:Holmstrom\|holmstrom]] 09:33, 14 December 2008 (EST)

−	I think the wording of this test is capable of being misunderstood: To pass the test, you have to get 21 positive votes on your sculpture. If you tear down your sculpture, you can cancel the test, but you will not pass it.	+	I think the wording of this test is capable of being misunderstood: To pass the test, you have to get 21 positive votes on your sculpture. If you tear down your sculpture, you can cancel the test, but you will not pass it. --[[User:Nefertem\|Nefertem]] 12:31, 14 December 2008 (EST)

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	I didn't complete the test when tearing down my sculpture despite having finished all of the other things in the list. Am I the only one who has experienced this? --[[User:Holmstrom\|holmstrom]] 09:33, 14 December 2008 (EST)		I didn't complete the test when tearing down my sculpture despite having finished all of the other things in the list. Am I the only one who has experienced this? --[[User:Holmstrom\|holmstrom]] 09:33, 14 December 2008 (EST)
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		+	I think the wording of this test is capable of being misunderstood: To pass the test, you have to get 21 positive votes on your sculpture. If you tear down your sculpture, you can cancel the test, but you will not pass it.