MM Badge may be incorrectly displayed.

[MarkRBright]

I just hit a total of 25 MMs (not counting Sub MM's) and was surprised to find I didn't qualify for the Ruby MM badge, thinking I was sure that I had read somewhere that I would. So I dug around a bit and found Bok's comments below

I didn't spot it before when I read that, but the break points of these badges are a bit confusing, is 25 Emerald? or is it Ruby? My gut feeling is that getting to 5,10,15,20,25,30 and 35 is more noteworthy and worth a change of badge than getting to 6,11,16,21,26,31 and 36. I am not campaigning to get the ruby badge, but I think it is worth checking out the coding to make sure it is the way you want it.


It's a count of how many megaMilestones you have accrued. There are lots of different ones to try to achieve...

between :
5,10 - bronze
10,15 - silver
15,20 - gold
20,25 - emerald
25,30 - ruby
35,40 - sapphire

[Bok]

20 is emerald, above is actually incorrect, but the numbers below are min and max, with the min being >= and max being <

&mmbadges('freedc',' ',5,10,'bronze.png');
&mmbadges('freedc',' ',10,15,'silver.png');
&mmbadges('freedc',' ',15,20,'gold.png');
&mmbadges('freedc',' ',20,25,'emerald.png');
&mmbadges('freedc',' ',25,30,'ruby.png');
&mmbadges('freedc',' ',30,50,'sapphire.png');

You actually have a sapphire badge as your count is really 37 (you need to also add in your subproject MM's)

[MarkRBright]

Thanks Bok - sorry to have bothered you, all is clear now. Cheers

[Dirk Broer]

My 'MM' badge suddenly looks gold instead of sapphire to me