Which server is this graphic from?
 

C'mon, it's just like a fun game! Anybody know?

Hrm. No idea.

Shaded Legends I believe. It's annoying cause it takes over the other treetop.png or w/e

Correct.

That's exactly why I was asking. :P

Edit: Anyone know where this one comes from?

You'd think there would be a rule about doing this aswell. For some reason my waterfall is red aswell. Not that it matters it's only a gif.

Mind you it should come under common sense not to overwrite the images.

There is a guideline about this. Please see my (stickied) thread in this forum about it. I have spoken with Shaded Legend to fix the treetop graphic.

Ahahahahahaha.

Nowhere I'd care to visit.

False.

There is no such server called Shaded Legends. Now there is a server called, 'Shaded Legend' and that graphic happens to come from there. ^^

my treetop.png is replaced with a fall looking treetop :(

I went to server that replaced my pics1 >_>

Also, one server replaced the normal bow

UN.

Some servers really are too unorganized with their graphics, we need some kind of system to organize them. Though it would be difficult, since if each server had their own gfx folder on your comp, then there would be loads of network traffic, and you might end up with duplicates. Maybe have a common gfx folder and a server gfx folder on the servers?
Stuff downloaded from common would be done normaly while stuff downloaded from server would have the unixname of the server added to the filename to seperate it...
Just some thoughts...

Haha you're so witty....

Solution to the graphics issue: Have seperate graphics folders for severs, and a tab in the Graal list to "clear image cache" for seperate servers or a "clear entire cache) button for all servers. Then you could quickly and easily delete images without having to root around in the C drive. Also, have a global graphics folder and make it so that uploaded graphics can not have the same name as graphics in this folder.

Another idea would be to have a "global" graphics folder as well as one for each playerworld visited on the player's computer, then when a playerworld calls for a graphic that has a global counterpart, the playerworld's folder is checked first for a graphic with that filename and then if one isn't there the one from the global graphics folder is used.