Usage
This part of the guide will show you how exactly to use the tag itself.
To begin with things, the syntax of the OC tag works like this:
The {OC-NAME} is combined with {IMG-NUMBER} to get the image. For example {OC-NAME]{IMG-NUMBER}.jpg
In use, it should look like this:
This code is saying to use Narmienne1.jpg
"It'll look like this in the forum itself. You can simply put your quoted text right after the OC tag since it'll automatically wrap to the image."
Here's how it looks in code:
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[oc=1]Narmienne[/oc] "It'll look like this in the forum itself. You can simply put your quoted text right after the OC tag since it'll automatically wrap to the image."
I heavily encourage using three of the linebreak tags (The "br" button near the "center" button up top) in combination with the OC tag. You'll want to use three linebreaks after your first character's dialogue and actions to prevent your other characters' image and text from wrapping onto the first OC image.
The best way to do this is to show it in code and in action.
With 3 Linebreaks (In Action)
"This is the first character's dialogue."
"This is the second character's dialogue and actions but with a linebreak after the first one!."
With 3 Linebreaks (Code)
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[oc=1]Narmienne[/oc] "This is the first character's dialogue."
[br][br][br]
[oc=1]Narmienne[/oc] "This is the second character's dialogue and actions but with a linebreak after the first one!."
[br][br][br][br]
To explain it simply, after I got finished typing out my character's dialogue / actions, I pressed enter so I could type in two BR tags below that dialouge. A single BR tag is equivalent to one press of the "enter" key, but sometimes linebreaking using just the enter key and without any BR tags isn't accepted by post formatting, it's weird.
tldr; keep using the BR tag until it looks right.