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==Usage Documentation== |
==Usage Documentation== |
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This template will take the skillcodes associated with [[Experience |
This template will take the skillcodes associated with [[Experience command|<tt>EXP SKILL</tt>]] and convert them to their skills. Because EXP currently lacks a code for [[Staff Sling skill|staff sling]], use StS. |
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If <nowiki>|skillset=</nowiki> is defined and not whitespace, the template will only check the given skillset, if it is valid. |
If <nowiki>|skillset=</nowiki> is defined and not whitespace, the template will only check the given skillset, if it is valid. |
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Revision as of 17:19, 20 April 2008
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- This template is under construction
- Please see Category:Incomplete articles for more articles that are incomplete.
Usage Documentation
This template will take the skillcodes associated with EXP SKILL and convert them to their skills. Because EXP currently lacks a code for staff sling, use StS.
If |skillset= is defined and not whitespace, the template will only check the given skillset, if it is valid.
In addition, to assist with armor type processing, it will return NC and NP as Neutal Chain and Neutral Plate, and SSH, MSH or LSH as Small Shield, Medium Shield, or Large Shield. To disable this, add |type=n to the variable list.
If there are no matches, this template will return SKILLCODE ERROR, unless the variable |error= is included. If error is set to empty or to whitespace, nothing will be returned on error.
Note: All variable contents will be handled on case insensitive basis.
Syntax
{{SkillCode|code}}
Additional options are:
|type=n
|skillset=
|error=