Difference between revisions of "Template:Community mod infobox/doc"

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| mod-name-override =  
 
| mod-name-override =  
 
| mod-image=  
 
| mod-image=  
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| mod-type=
 
| availability=  
 
| availability=  
 
| creators=  
 
| creators=  
 
| link=  
 
| link=  
| mod-type=
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| released=
 
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| '''Yes'''
 
| '''Yes'''
 
| File name of image of mod, automatically resized to 300px wide. Defaults to [[:File:Screenshot needed.png]].
 
| File name of image of mod, automatically resized to 300px wide. Defaults to [[:File:Screenshot needed.png]].
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|-
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| <code>mod-type</code>
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| No
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| A generic category that the mod might fall under: Gamemode, statistical, competitive, etc.
 
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| <code>availability</code>
 
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| Link to steam group, website, etc.
 
| Link to steam group, website, etc.
 
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| <code>mod-type</code>
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| <code>released</code>
 
| No
 
| No
| A generic category that the mod might fall under: Gamemode, statistical, competitive, etc.
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| The date when the mod became playable or released to the public.
 
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Revision as of 04:23, 19 September 2015

This template adds an information box to articles on community mods.

Usage

{{Map infobox
| mod-name-override = 
| mod-image= 
| mod-type=
| availability= 
| creators= 
| link= 
| released=
}}

Parameters

Parameter Required? Function
mod-name-override No The name of the mod if it is anything other than the page name.
mod-image Yes File name of image of mod, automatically resized to 300px wide. Defaults to File:Screenshot needed.png.
mod-type No A generic category that the mod might fall under: Gamemode, statistical, competitive, etc.
availability No Let readers know if the mod is available to install on third-party servers. Standard values are public, private, and mixed. Mixed refers to mods such as dodgeball where variants exist that are both private and public.
creators Yes List the people involved in the creation of the mod.
link No Link to steam group, website, etc.
released No The date when the mod became playable or released to the public.