/asatru/ - Asatru / Heathenry / Paganism

>>9450

Btw, open it in a new tab/window to see it at full size; don't just click on the embedded image in this thread.

Once we have a more definitive list together we should go ahead and start collecting the files to make an upload.

>>9457

Cool beans, go ahead and add it, or I'll just wait for more suggestions and feedback and add a big batch of them in the Mark II version of the graphic

>>9457

>>9458

After some further thought, I'm thinking about putting books like Pierre Krebs, Julius Evola, etc. in a separate section called "Radical Traditionalism." Books likes this aren't directly about the Germanic Heathen worldview in particular, but are, in essence, a distillation of the overall Pan-Indo-European Traditionalist worldview, and therefore compliment and elucidate the Germanic Heathen worldview.

>>9468

Could you elaborate further? I just downloaded a Chrome extension that emulates different browser resolutions, and though it requires scrolling, it's quite legible. (Did you follow the advice of this link?: >>9453 )

Nevertheless, I do not own a smart phone, and thus designed this graphic with a large format desktop PC in mind, so there could be some factors that I'm not aware of.

>>9479

>My Xorg screen is 3520 pixels wide. I was not having trouble implementing your advice. I willfully ignored it and will continue to do so.

Okay, so now I know that you monitor setup is a high enough resolution that there was no need to open it in a new window to see it at full size in the first place. I get it. I had no intention of insulting your intelligence, but people are people, and they make mistakes and overlook things. You'd be surprised how often a problem can be resolved just by asking even an intelligent person "did you plug it in?"

I designed the graphic to be legible when zoomed in on a monitor that is 1680 x 1050 (in other words, my monitor resolution) I assume that the problem is that on your setup, it looks like a picture for ants. My setup is incapable of a 3520 X 2480 resolution, so I wouldn't know.

I do not even know how common the aforementioned resolution is. If that is the specific problem, let me know so I can take it into consideration for future designs.

>>9483

Fair enough, but what's the deal? Are you a stickler for it being sized and legible to your particular monitor without having to open it in a separate window/tab?

>>9488

>Try it sometime.

Or you could zoom in on the full screen browser to make the text bigger. I'm zoomed in at 190%.

>>9488

Thank you for finally just being straightforward with me. I wish you had just said this stuff sooner. The graphic I designed for this thread is literally the first time I've done something like this, so I will be taking notes and learning from your refined edit as well as your post.