My problem is: I created a table with Mr X. OK. When you search Mr X's ressources, you don't find our marvelous, incredible table!
It's all. I always respected my co creator.
Yeah, I understand but this isn't currently possible, as Ike suggested, it's one of the first things I looked for after installing the Resources, I hope it's added eventually, it's also not possible to assign resources to authors that haven't registered on the site.
The only thing you can do now is mention all of the Authors in the description area.
I feel your pain, JP, and actually I have a couple more suggestions--
We can still tie things together in other ways. Some methods may be preferable to others, but let's take a look at this small group of tables:
pinballnirvana.com
Emkaah and Ale were co-authors of a couple tables, and each made one table without the other. That's four tables in all. Ale has an account here, but Emkaah never did. What I've done is to credit all four tables to Ale, but I gave Emkaah credit in the title to the ones he authored or co-authored.
So that's one idea that's fits this particular situation. It's not perfect, but helps with the grouping.
A second idea is to add tags. If you look at each individual table, you'll see a tag that identifies each person's work. That means you can click on either
ale,
emkaah, or
emkaah-ale to see each subset of tables linked together.
In table info fields, you could then mention the tags so that users could click on them to see the associated work. You could also make a thread that lists the tables and describes them in more detail, like this:
Here's another roundup. It's a small, but potent collection of classics from the Emkaah - Ale team. What I really like about these guys' works is their strong design and art sensibilities. The playfield elements are (dare I say it) lovingly assembled, with matching lighting effects and high...
pinballnirvana.com
Such a thread could even be added to resources to further help users see the tables in question!