TRI-HERMES

How To Contribute to TRI-HERMES

Hello! TRI-HERMES aims to archive all TYPE-MOON lore into an easily accessable website.

This greedy, ambitious project has only just begun, and we need your help in compiling 20 years worth of TM content.

To get started, you can check out how the files are organized on our Github Page.open in new window

Formatting

TRI-HERMES is a simple Vuepressopen in new window wiki that uses Markdown files, with each file being a basic text file that is saved as .md

Markdown is a basic format that you may already be familiar with, such as Reddit and Discord. You also technically use it when using Google Docs/Microsoft Word.

Refer to this page for a simple tutorial on Markdown as it is used on TRI-HERMES pages.open in new window

There are some guidelines to keep in mind whenever making pages for TRI-HERMES.

Page Headers

Every page begins with a single # followed by a space and the page title. This page title will be what is shown on the embed. This is separate from the page URL which is decided by the file's location and file name.

You can then make Sections and Sub-Sections through the usage of ## and ### respectively.

Any # used after the Header declaration will not show as a section on the sidebar and will simply make the text bigger.

Line Spacing

Typing  
Like this

Will turn out as

Typing Like this

However,

Typing  
  
Like this

Will turn out as

Typing

Like this

So be careful in how you space out your lines, or else you'll be making paragraphs!

Images

In order for images to display on the page, you'll need to use the following format:

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Tools

A very lightweight and simple program that supports Markdown language.

If notepad++ is not quite your cup of tea, Visual Studio Code also supports markdown and may provide a smoother experience.

Same as Visual Studio Code but FOSS and without Microsoft telemetry.

  • Discord Account

You will need a Discord account and preferrably be in the TRI-HERMES discord serveropen in new window in order to properly communicate, organize, and send over MD files.

While Pull Requests on Github will be reviewed and accepted, handling page files through me directly will be faster and smoother for you.

Current Projects

Here are some of the current projects that anyone can help out with, just tag me on Discord @Lib#7770 before starting so I can provide more details!

Servant Profiles

Our servants.mdopen in new window page is currently in a huge WIP phase. At the moment the table is laid out, but we still only have the translated material profiles available.

We will be planning to incorporate the In-Game Profile, the Material translation, and Dialogue tables in each servant page.

Dialogue and In-Game Profiles

At the bottom of each Servant page is the beginning of a table for Servant dialogue. Within it will be the label, JP dialogue, and NA/Translated Dialogue.

You can find an example on Huang Feihu's pageopen in new window , and how its coded in the corresponding MD file.open in new window

For both Dialogue and In-Game Profile, these can be pulled from the FGO Fandom Wikia page for each servant.

Scenario Images

For each entry on our Storyopen in new window, Eventopen in new window, and Novelopen in new window pages, it would be nice to include images to accompany the text dumps.

The ideal and fastest method would be to take a screenshot of scenes on Atlas' War vieweropen in new window, upload the screenshot to imgur or any other reliable image hosting website, then insert it into the existing MD files for stories and events.

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Alternatively, phone or emulator screenshots uploaded to imgur will work just fine.

Generally speaking, we only want the following types of images:

  • Background changes
  • Important, distinct CGs
  • Initial character appearances in a scene.
  • Notable character expression changes. (Yes even "It's cute and adds to the scene!" applies)

It is good to maintain a balance however, and not drown the text dump in needless screenshots.

Interviews

We want to compile every possible TM interviewopen in new window under the sun on this website, as there currently isn't any page yet that holds this service.

If you find any interview and have the time, please convert it to Markdown format and submit it to us.

Transcribing

Drama CDs

There are various Drama CDs on Youtube that would be helpful to have in text form, such as:

  • FGO Drama CD: Heroic Spirit's Lore Strange Tales: Edmond Dantès, The King of Cavern
  • Garden of Avalon

FGO Arcade - Babylon

Transcription of PunPun's translation of Babylon singularity is needed.open in new window

Chaldea Breakroom

The Chaldea Breakroom seriesopen in new window offers some insight into FGO's development. Having them transcribed into a single page will be handy.

Articles / Summaries / Theories

And finally, in our Articlesopen in new window page, we'd like to include user-created pages, rather than strictly archived content. All pages in this category will be marked as interpretative and will be strictly reviewed upon submission.

This category can include:

  • Interpretations of lore mechanics
  • Pages that go over the usage of certain concepts throughout different TM works
  • Plot Summaries of FGO Chapters or summaries of any other work.
  • Literary analysis of TM content.
  • Character summaries throughout different works.
  • Theories that have considerable research put into them, citing the source text throughout
  • ...and more!

All of this is still in trial, and we'll see how we can evolve this process as we move forward.