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=== Special characters === | === Special characters === | ||
| − | Special characters can be copied from the [[character table]]. Characters used in the template syntax (e.g. | or =) need to be escaped. | + | Special characters can be copied from the [[character table]]. Characters used in the template syntax (e.g. | or =) need to be escaped (| can be written <code><nowiki>{{!}}</nowiki></code>, = can be written <code><nowiki>{{=}}</nowiki></code>). |
=== Examples === | === Examples === | ||
Latest revision as of 13:34, 6 January 2023
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Template:Raw Tile can be used to display tiles close to what they appear as in Dwarf Fortress. It is designed to be used in grids. There is a variant with padding for free-standing use. The Dwarf template can be used to insert dwarf faces.
Usage[edit]
- {{Raw Tile|<character>|a:b:c}}
- where "a:b:c" is a COLOR token value specifying both foreground and background color
- {{Raw Tile|<character>|a:b}}
- where "a:b" is a COLOR token value specifying foreground color only; background will be defaulted to black
- {{Raw Tile|<character>|#xxx|#yyy}}
- where #xxx is the foreground color and #yyy is the (optional, default black) background color
Special characters[edit]
Special characters can be copied from the character table. Characters used in the template syntax (e.g. | or =) need to be escaped (| can be written {{!}}, = can be written {{=}}).
Examples[edit]
| ═ | ═ | ┼ | ┼ | ═ | ═ |
| ÷ | = | ÷ | ÷ | ÷ | ÷ |
| ÷ | ÷ | ÷ | ÷ | ÷ | ÷ |
| ÷ | ÷ | ÷ | = | ÷ | = |
...can be made with:
{| style="border-spacing: 0"
|-
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|═|#CCC}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|═|#CCC}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|┼|#888|#CCC}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|┼|#888|#CCC}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|═|#CCC}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|═|#CCC}}
|-
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|÷|#0000000|#808000}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|{{=}}|#808080|#000000}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|÷|#000000|#808000}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|÷|#000000|#808000}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|÷|#000000|#808000}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|÷|#000000|#808000}}
|-
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|÷|0:6:0}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|÷|0:6:0}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|÷|0:6:0}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|÷|0:6:0}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|÷|0:6:0}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|÷|0:6:0}}
|-
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|÷|0:6:0}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|÷|0:6:0}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|÷|0:6:0}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|{{=}}|0:1}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|÷|0:6:0}}
|style="padding: 0"|{{Raw Tile|{{=}}|0:1}}
|}