Difference between revisions of "Template:Item Attributes/doc"

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This is a template to store stats of pick-up items in their respective articles. It is, thus, strictly a development template and should not be used in any articles that aren't item articles, and other than in the precise way described below.

Usage

Note: Booleans are either yes or no.

Note: Fields marked Skippable either have default values set or belong to certain item categories, so they can be omitted from the list.

Note: Make sure no empty fields are left when you're done; if something is its default value or doesn't belong into the item, please completely remove the field from the list.

• Icon: The file name of the item's icon, i.e. Alien can opener.jpg
• Summary: A summary of the item and its effects to be used on the Inventory page, where not all info can be seen at once.
• In-game Flavor: The item's lore flavor text as seen in the game tooltip.
• In-game Effects: Skippable. The item's list of effects as seen in the game tooltip; not all items have this.
• In-game Examine Text: The text you receive in your room log when you Examine the item.
• Origin X: A source of the item. For instance, Origin 1 of Thick Tube is Dismantling the Shower, Origin 2 is Dismantling the Lizaro Jungle.
• Origin Amount X: The amount of the item received from the origin. For instance, Origin Amount 1 of Thick Tube is 1, Origin Amount 2 is also 1.
• Is Destroyed in Fire: Skippable. Boolean; defaults to 'no'. Is this item fully consumed by fire? (Whether it breaks is handled in Repair Chance).
• Is Consumable: Skippable. Boolean; defaults to 'no'. Is this item a Consumable, enabling the Consume action and granting effects?
• Consumable Effects: Skippable. If consumable, list of effects goes here.
• Can Perish: Skippable. Boolean; defaults to 'no'. Only for Consumables. Can this item perish, giving a chance for diseases and being auto-destroyed by NERON?
• Has Module Access: Skippable. Boolean; defaults to 'no'. Does this Item have module access, opening a new window to do something in (such as Block of Post-it Notes)?
• Starts Broken: Skippable. Boolean; defaults to 'no'. Whether this item starts off broken.
• Is Heavy: Skippable. Boolean; defaults to 'no'. Is this item Heavy, causing the Burdened status?
• Is Artefact: Skippable. Boolean; defaults to 'no'. Is this item an alien artifact from an expedition, marked by the according icon?
• Max Charges: Skippable. Only for items with charges. At how many charges does this item max out? Doubles as "Has Charges" statement.
• Starting Charges: Skippable. Only for items with charges. How many charges does the item start with?
• Repair Chance: Skippable. Only for repairable items. What is the base repair chance (without tools) of this item? Doubles as "Can be Broken" statement.
• Dismantle Chance: Skippable. Only for items which can be dismantled. What is the base dismantle chance (without tools) of this item? Doubles as "Can be Dismantled" statement.
• Dismantle Result X: Skippable. Only for items which can be dismantled. Item names (without template) of the items received from dismantling this item. For instance, Dismantle Result 1 of Microwave is Scrap Metal.
• Dismantle Result Amount X: Skippable. Only for items which can be dismantled. The amount of the item received from the dismantling. For instance, Dismantle Result Amount 1 of Microwave is 2.
• Can be Stacked: Skippable. Defaults to 'no'. Can this item be stacked with others of its type (like Standard Ration can)?
• Can be Dropped: Skippable. Defaults to 'yes'. Can this item be dropped? Should be set to 'no' for things like Fuel Capsule, Camera etc.
• Can be Hidden: Skippable. Defaults to 'yes'. Can this item be hidden?
• Is Personal: Skippable. Defaults to 'no'. Can this item only be seen and interacted with by you? Should be set to 'yes' for communications items like iTrakie.
• Is Blueprint Component: Skippable. Defaults to 'no'. Only for items which are components for blueprint construction, like Scrap Metal.
• Weapon Damage: Only for weapons. The damage range this weapon can inflict. Example: 2-5
• Weapon Accuracy: Only for weapons. The base chance of hitting with this weapon. Example: 60%
• Weapon Expedition Strength: Only for weapons. The combat strength this weapon adds to an expedition. Example: 1

Skeleton

When creating a new page for an item, insert the following code at the top:

<onlyinclude>{{Item Attributes|<Name of the item goes here!>|
Icon =

| Summary =

| In-game Flavor =

| In-game Effects =

| In-game Examine Text =

| Origin 1 =

| Origin Amount 1 =

| Origin 2 =

| Origin Amount 2 =

| Origin 3 =

| Origin Amount 3 =

| Origin 4 =

| Origin Amount 4 =

| Is Destroyed in Fire =

| Is Consumable =

| Consumable Effects =

| Can Perish =

| Is Heavy =

| Is Artefact =

| Has Module Access =

| Starts Broken =

| Max Charges =

| Starting Charges =

| Repair Chance =

| Dismantle Chance =

| Dismantle Result 1 =

| Dismantle Result Amount 1 =

| Dismantle Result 2 =

| Dismantle Result Amount 2 =

| Can be Stacked =

| Can be Dropped =

| Can be Hidden =

| Is Personal =

| Is Blueprint Component =

| Weapon Damage =

| Weapon Accuracy =

| Weapon Expedition Strength =

}}</onlyinclude>

You can now begin filling in these fields using the information provided above.