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(Created page with "<includeonly>{{{m}}} m / {{m to ft | {{{m}}} }} ft</includeonly><noinclude> A simpler version of Template:Distance that must strictly be used like <code><nowiki>{{dist|m=X}}</nowiki></code> where <code>X</code> is the distance in meters. Example: <pre>Agile Chassis gives you + {{dist|m=9}} movement speed.</pre> Result: Agile Chassis gives you + {{dist|m=9}} movement speed. </noinclude>") |
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<includeonly>{{{m}}} m / {{m to ft | {{{m}}} }} ft</includeonly><noinclude> | <includeonly>{{{m}}} m / {{m to ft | {{{m}}} }} ft</includeonly><noinclude> | ||
A simpler version of [[Template:Distance]] that must strictly be used like <code><nowiki>{{dist|m=X}}</nowiki></code> where <code>X</code> is the distance in | A simpler version of [[Template:Distance]] that must strictly be used like <code><nowiki>{{dist|m=X}}</nowiki></code> where <code>X</code> is the distance in metric. | ||
Note: The template uses a single named parameter called <code>m</code> instead of an unnamed parameter so as to remind the user that the value must be in metric, not feet. | |||
Example: | Example: | ||
Latest revision as of 15:17, 24 April 2024
A simpler version of Template:Distance that must strictly be used like {{dist|m=X}} where X is the distance in metric.
Note: The template uses a single named parameter called m instead of an unnamed parameter so as to remind the user that the value must be in metric, not feet.
Example:
[[Agile Chassis]] gives you + {{dist|m=9}} movement speed.
Result:
Agile Chassis gives you + 9 m / 30 ft movement speed.