1975: Right Click - Revision history

DollarStoreBa'al: cat

2026-03-31T16:59:33Z

cat

76.9.205.122: Added wish description

2026-02-11T19:38:02Z

Added wish description

Qwertyuiopfromdefly: fixed number

2026-02-01T04:33:33Z

fixed number

2.98.65.8: Undo revision 388651 by 2001:4450:813D:C800:54:DB18:3897:57D9 (talk) Vandalism (looks like it's copypasted from something AI-like).

2025-10-11T23:54:25Z

Undo revision 388651 by 2001:4450:813D:C800:54:DB18:3897:57D9 (talk) Vandalism (looks like it's copypasted from something AI-like).

2001:4450:813D:C800:54:DB18:3897:57D9: /* Transcript */

2025-10-11T23:29:55Z

‎Transcript

130.253.29.6: Added a few spell explanations

2025-10-07T22:00:19Z

Added a few spell explanations

FaviFake: removed Category:April Fools' Day comics using HotCat

2025-06-24T13:21:23Z

removed Category:April Fools' Day comics using HotCat

FaviFake: pointless nesting

2025-06-05T17:16:35Z

pointless nesting

104.23.175.27: /* Explanation */

2025-05-21T05:38:04Z

‎Explanation

FaviFake at 14:40, 12 May 2025

2025-05-12T14:40:40Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:59, 31 March 2026
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	[[Category:Chronicles of Narnia]]		[[Category:Chronicles of Narnia]]
	[[Category:Dynamic comics]]		[[Category:Dynamic comics]]
		+	[[Category:Comics with custom header texts]]

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 | V
 | https://xkcd.com/1086/
+| A comic showing the history of one's eyelash wishes.
 |-
 ! Zone of Truth

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 {{series
 | series        = April
-| number        = 9
+| number        = 10
 | date          = April 1, 2018
 | days_late     =

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:54, 11 October 2025
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	:Editor's Note: Today's comic is optimized for local viewing. To see the full version, just save a copy of the image!		:Editor's Note: Today's comic is optimized for local viewing. To see the full version, just save a copy of the image!

−	:[in right click saves image, It looks like you're referring to a visual puzzle or interactive game, likely similar to games like "Linear" or "The Line" which involve guiding a character through a series of paths and obstacles. Here's a detailed breakdown of elements that might be relevant for such a game:
−
−	~~## Game Mechanics~~
−	~~- Objective: The main goal is usually to reach the end of the path while overcoming obstacles and collecting items or points along the way.~~
−	~~- Controls: Players typically use the mouse or keyboard to navigate the character, interact with objects, or initiate actions.~~
−
−	~~## Visual Elements~~
−	~~### Environment~~
−	~~- Path Design: The winding path can denote various levels or stages. Typically, the path is highlighted or uniquely visualized (as in your image).~~
−	~~- Background: Simple and cartoonish backgrounds to keep focus on gameplay.~~
−
−	~~### Characters and Objects~~
−	~~- Stick Figures: The use of stick figures and simple animations makes it accessible and visually comprehensible.~~
−	~~- Interactive Objects: Items like plants, water pools, or tools can serve as interactive features that affect gameplay (e.g., using water to solve puzzles or unlock new routes).~~
−
−	~~## Challenges and Obstacles~~
−	~~- Enemies or Hazards: Other stick figures or obstacles can complicate navigation. Players may need to avoid or neutralize them.~~
−	~~- Collectibles: Items scattered throughout levels that reward exploration and add to the challenge.~~
−
−	~~## Strategy Tips~~
−	~~- Explore Thoroughly: Look for hidden paths or items that might help in progressing through the game.~~
−	~~- Test Interactions: Players should trial different interactions with objects to discover helpful tools or abilities.~~
−
−	~~## Gameplay Flow~~
−	~~- Players typically progress through increasingly complex levels.~~
−	~~- Each stage can introduce new mechanics, requiring adjustment in strategy.~~
−
−	~~## Conclusion~~
−	~~This kind of game design promotes curiosity and problem-solving, making it an engaging experience. If you have specific features or gameplay mechanics you want to explore further, please let me know!]~~

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:29, 11 October 2025
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	:Editor's Note: Today's comic is optimized for local viewing. To see the full version, just save a copy of the image!		:Editor's Note: Today's comic is optimized for local viewing. To see the full version, just save a copy of the image!

		+	:[in right click saves image, It looks like you're referring to a visual puzzle or interactive game, likely similar to games like "Linear" or "The Line" which involve guiding a character through a series of paths and obstacles. Here's a detailed breakdown of elements that might be relevant for such a game:
		+
		+	## Game Mechanics
		+	- Objective: The main goal is usually to reach the end of the path while overcoming obstacles and collecting items or points along the way.
		+	- Controls: Players typically use the mouse or keyboard to navigate the character, interact with objects, or initiate actions.
		+
		+	## Visual Elements
		+	### Environment
		+	- Path Design: The winding path can denote various levels or stages. Typically, the path is highlighted or uniquely visualized (as in your image).
		+	- Background: Simple and cartoonish backgrounds to keep focus on gameplay.
		+
		+	### Characters and Objects
		+	- Stick Figures: The use of stick figures and simple animations makes it accessible and visually comprehensible.
		+	- Interactive Objects: Items like plants, water pools, or tools can serve as interactive features that affect gameplay (e.g., using water to solve puzzles or unlock new routes).
		+
		+	## Challenges and Obstacles
		+	- Enemies or Hazards: Other stick figures or obstacles can complicate navigation. Players may need to avoid or neutralize them.
		+	- Collectibles: Items scattered throughout levels that reward exploration and add to the challenge.
		+
		+	## Strategy Tips
		+	- Explore Thoroughly: Look for hidden paths or items that might help in progressing through the game.
		+	- Test Interactions: Players should trial different interactions with objects to discover helpful tools or abilities.
		+
		+	## Gameplay Flow
		+	- Players typically progress through increasingly complex levels.
		+	- Each stage can introduce new mechanics, requiring adjustment in strategy.
		+
		+	## Conclusion
		+	This kind of game design promotes curiosity and problem-solving, making it an engaging experience. If you have specific features or gameplay mechanics you want to explore further, please let me know!]

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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 | V, S
 | https://xkcd.com/326/
+| Used facetiously. Tricking "amateur Grammar Nazis" is a heroic victory for Cueball.
 |-
 ! Hideous Laughter
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 | V, S, M
 | https://xkcd.com/1604/
+| Megan is holding a snake, which is a common monster archetype in DnD.
 |-
 ! Hold Person
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 | V, S, M
 | https://xkcd.com/540/
+| In a romantic/sexual way.
 |-
 ! Holy Aura
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 | S, M
 | https://xkcd.com/722/
+| Literally refers to a "pattern" of lights; hypnotic in the sense that Cueball spent most of his life looking at his computer screen.
 |-
 ! Ice Storm
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 | S, M
 | https://xkcd.com/1288/
+| A set of scriptural substitutions that give the original text the illusion of being about something completely different.
 |-
 ! Imprisonment
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 | V, S, M
 | https://xkcd.com/1127/
+| A joke comparing politicians to insects.
 |-
 ! Instant Summons
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 | V, S, M
 | https://xkcd.com/1080/
+| A comic about the visible field, including "blind spots" where vision is obscured, making things seem "invisible".
 |-
 ! Irresistible Dance
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 | V
 | https://xkcd.com/530/
+| The comic's idiot plot could have been avoided if Cueball simply... knocked.
 |-
 ! Legend Lore

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 [[Category:Interactive comics]]
 [[Category:Comics featuring Cueball]]
 [[Category:Animals]]

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 ==Context menu==
 {| border =1 width=100% cellpadding=5 class="wikitable sortable"
 ! # !! Menu item !! Explanation !! Sub-menu items
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-====Filesystems Menu====
+===Filesystems Menu===
 {| border =1 width=100% cellpadding=5 class="wikitable"
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 |}
-====D&D spells====
+===D&D spells===
 Here all the spells from the D&D game are detailed, including the traits you need to enter to get to them and the link they lead to/effect they create.
 To get to a specific spell using this table you need to go to games->d&d->cast and then enter the traits - level, class, school, and components - in any order. Note that many spells list more than one class in the table (in d&d it means multiple classes can cast that spell), which means you need to choose one of those classes in the menu. Components are listed in the table as V for Verbal Components, S for Somatic Components and M for Material Components - choose "yes" or "no" for these based on whether the matching letter is there or not.
-=====Link Spells=====
+====Link Spells====
 The vast majority of spells (285 of them apparently) are actually links to xkcd comics, what ifs, or external pages that somehow demonstrate or relate to the spell.
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 |}
-=====Submenu Spells=====
+====Submenu Spells====
 These 9 spells all appear with an arrow and open submenus when hovered on. The submenus are all actually from different parts of the context menu. Several of the spells are "teleportation/transportation" related which might explain why they lead you to a different place in the menu.
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 |}
-=====Effect Spells=====
+====Effect Spells====
 These 10 spells activate different JavaScript functions that affect the page in various ways, permanent or temporary, that are suggestive of the spell that was cast.

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 Also, improve the caption for the image on the right.}}
-[[File:right click save.png|thumb|right|550px|This is the image that the save button downloads]]
+[[File:right click save.png|thumb|right|550px|The image downloaded when the save button is selected.]]
 At first, the comic seems like the most simplistic xkcd comic possible - [[Cueball]] standing and doing nothing. The "editor's note" tells you to save a copy of the image to "view the full comic".

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 | next_title    = 2131: Emojidome
 | next_date     = April 1, 2019
-| extra_text    = In fact, [[April Fools' Day comics|2009 and 2017 are the only years]] in which Randall hasn't honored this day with a comic.
+| extra_text    = In fact, [[April Fools' Day comics|2009 and 2017 are the only years]] in which Randall hasn't marked this day with a comic.
 }}
 {{TOC}}To experience the interactivity of the game, visit the {{xkcd|1975|original comic}}.