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Revision as of 21:55, 21 December 2020
Flex attack template sandbox
Game agnostic workflow:
- Make a "character page" and a "data" page exclusively for them.
- Write out a section of tables that apply to one move on the data page.
- Set up a move template on the main character page: Add a picture, transclude the section for that move on the data page, and add a description.
- Rinse and repeat for all moves. This separates extensive data sheets from extra fluff related to the presentation, while making both sides easier to edit.
Fields:
- Name: move name.
- Input: input notation i.e. st.
- Image: filename of the relevant image.
- Caption: short description below image.
- Desc: longer form description. Could be transcluded from data page?
- Data: Data page section with tables to fill.