User:Sherry Stringfield/Molebank

Members, allies and friends of 10 minutes from hell: this plan is for you! Update it whenever you change the status of any building in Molebank, or notice that it has changed.

• Information to be included: the barricade level, or 'ruined' as applicable (include the AP cost for a repair), the number of zombies inside the building (with parentheses), the number outside without parentheses. Where there is space, you could also add a datestamp, in the form 24.11 (for 24 November), so that people looking at the map know how fresh the information is.
• The boundary around each block - full, dotted or absent - indicates what the barricade level should be. The text indicates what it currently is.
• For ease of updating and reading, and so that the map doesn't become cluttered with inessential information that won't be updated very often in any case, I suggest that we update labels only for the hospitals, NTs, RPs, Burrell Way PD, the auto repairs and the factories (especially the one containing the phone mast, at [46,13]). However, ruined buildings should always be labelled, wherever they are.
• Things that are as they should be will be labelled in green. Anything that needs urgent attention will be marked in red.
• When events happen in-game that produce remarkable changes in our situation - a zerg attack, for example, or a visit from the MOB - they can be recorded under 'Notable Events' below the map.
• Information more than a couple of days old is liable to be deleted.
• Notes on how to add or change labels are at the bottom of the page.
• Should you want to tell anyone about the status map in-game, you can give them the following link: http://tinyurl.com/Molestatus

Map: Current State of Molebank

	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19
40	Mitchel Walk	Dauncey Square	a junkyard	Foyle Lane	a carpark	wasteland	Bletso Cinema	Hambidge Building NT EHB Lit 23.8 Refuel!	a warehouse	Montgomery Avenue FS VSB 23.8	40
41	the Bayford Building	Tasker Park	Aston Lane	St. Paulinus's Church	Hippesley Building NT EHB Lit 23.8	Hamm Walk FS VSB 23.8	Pattinson Row	Trimble Lane	Barstow Building NT EHB Lit 23.8 Decade!	Loveridge Drive	41
42	Pankhurst Building NT	Wadden Boulevard	a carpark	Cottey Way	a cemetery RP	Wakeford Motel	a carpark	Lettey Row Fire Station VSB 23.8	a warehouse	the Pridham Building	42
43	Seear Auto Repair	Emms Walk	Tidball Library	Ryles Avenue	Chaning Alley	Shenton Crescent	Hollyman Lane	Bustin Auto Repair VSB 23.8	Cotty Bank	Tarzwell Road	43
44	Bere Towers	Riste Alley	Frekee Walk	Burrell Way PD VHB Lit 23.8 Decade!	Julian Lane	Rodeney Plaza	Bampfyld Arms	Eglen Building NT EHB Lit 23.8	a factory VHB Unlit 23.8	Bygrave Cinema	44
45	Perham Park	Wallbutton Way	Austwick Museum	Warner Boulevard	Falvey Walk FS EHB 23.8 Decade!	Ewins Row Fire Station VSB 23.8	Hind Boulevard	Sorton Way Fire Station VSB 23.8	Rumbell Grove RS	Sherman Alley FS	45
46	Harrison Park	Jouxson Cinema	Stallworthy Square	a factory MPM EHB Lit 23.8	the Farrant Monument	Blockwood Auto Repair VHB Lit 23.8	Holland Alley	wasteland	the Lee Building	the Snee Building	46
47	Vaughan Arms	Hateley Arms	St. Jude's Cathedral EHB 23.8	St. Jude's Cathedral EHB 23.8	Cape Towers	Blackburn Arms	Hanlon Park RP Clear	Denbury Road	Felix General Hospital EHB Lit 23.8	Hamilton Arms	47
48	Stockley Walk PD	Maishman Bank	St. Jude's Cathedral EHB 23.8	St. Jude's Cathedral EHB 23.8	Copleston Library	the Dimon Museum	the Collings Building	St. Elisabeth's Hospital VSB Unlit 23.8	Badman Cinema	Brundrit Towers	48
49	Martindale Road	Curme Building NT EHB Lit 23.8	Coffins Lane School VSB 23.8 Refuel!	Donnan Alley	Thorburn Way	a factory	Neary Bank	Reginaldus Museum	Crowly Library VSB 23.8	St. Columba's Church VSB 23.8	49
	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19

LEGEND
Extremely Heavily Barricaded Very Strongly Barricaded No Barricades
Auto Repair Shops Hospitals Other (non-TRP) Factories and Power Stations NecroTech Buildings Unbarricadable Forts and Malls Police Departments
MPM: Mobile Phone Masts RP: Revive Points

Notes

1) Caded buildings to be labelled 'lit' or 'unlit'. Only banks, cinemas and clubs to be labelled 'Dark' when not powered.

2) Ruined buildings are labelled with the AP required to repair them.

3) Figures inside brackets indicate the number of zombies (Z) and of wounded survivors (W) inside a building. The number of zombies outside a building is indicated without brackets.

4) RP = Revive Point. The number currently swaying is indicated (if we're doing our job properly, this number should always be out of date ...)

5) MPM = Phone Mast. To be powered up and EHB at all times.

6) GNF = Generator, no fuel.

Notable Events

Add the most recent events at the top of the list.

Editing Notes

Click on the 'edit' tab, then find the line of code corresponding to the block you're interested in. You're going to add text, or alter the text that's already there, after 'textxx='. Edit the label as you would any text document (don't disturb the more mysterious bits of code). If a block is labelled (1W), for example, and you heal the survivor, just delete '(1W)', and you're done. Preview the page while you're editing, so that you can monitor the changes you're making. Save it when you're happy.

If you're adding more than one bit of information, and want to put them on separate lines within the block, use <br>: that's wiki code for a return.

For example, this is what the code for St Elizabeth's Hospital looks like unedited:

| name78=St. Elisabeth's Hospital (Molebank) | alt78=St. Elisabeth's Hospital | cade78=VSB | type78=Hospital | text78=

This is what it would look like edited, if on 21 November you found that it was a 3AP ruin with 1 zombie inside:

name78=St. Elizabeth's Hospital (Molebank) | alt78=St. Elizabeth's Hospital | cade78=VSB | type78=Hospital | text78=Ruined (3AP)<br>(1Z) 21.11

"Ruin (3AP)<br>(1Z) 21.11" was added directly after the equals sign.

Since writing these instructions, I've introduced a colour code. Things that are as they should be are labelled in green. Anything that needs attention is marked in red. That makes the code look rather more complicated, but as with everything here, it's simpler than it looks. To colour text green, for example, use the following code: <span style="color:green">text</span>.

Thanks to Fiffy of 404:Barhah Not Found for the idea of the 'ruin map' and, let's face it, for most of the wiki code too.