Predefinição:NaviLink

NaviLink is used to automatically copy the navi command with the map name and its coordinates when the text is clicked.

Syntax

{{NaviLink|map=|x=|y=|text=}}

Parameters

map

The name of the map, it's the name that is involved in parenthesis.

x

The X coordinate, it's the first coordinate you get when using /where.

y

The Y coordinate, it's the second coordinate you get when using /where.

text

Optional. Text to show instead of the default text (<map> <x>,<y>).

To get the name of the map and the coordinates you can use /where inside a map.

Example

Let's use an example of Abyss Lake, typing /where there we get:

The name of the map is abyss_01, the X coordinate is 261 and the Y coordinate is 272.

With all the data in our hands, using {{NaviLink|map=abyss_01|x=261|y=272}} will result into: {{{text|(abyss_01261</nowiki>261, {{{y|}}})}}}</span><span class="naviCopied">Copiado!</span></includeonly><noinclude> NaviLink is used to automatically copy the navi command with the map name and its coordinates when the text is clicked. == Syntax == <code><nowiki>{{NaviLink|map=|x=|y=|text=}}

Parameters

map

The name of the map, it's the name that is involved in parenthesis.

x

The X coordinate, it's the first coordinate you get when using /where.

y

The Y coordinate, it's the second coordinate you get when using /where.

text

Optional. Text to show instead of the default text (<map> <x>,<y>).

To get the name of the map and the coordinates you can use /where inside a map.

Example

Let's use an example of Abyss Lake, typing /where there we get:

The name of the map is abyss_01, the X coordinate is 261 and the Y coordinate is 272.

With all the data in our hands, using {{NaviLink|map=abyss_01|x=261|y=272}} will result into: .

You can also use the template without an X, Y. {{NaviLink|map=abyss_01}} will look like this: .

Alternatively, using {{NaviLink|map=abyss_01|x=261|y=272|text=somewhere in Abyss Lake 1F}} will result into: .

Clicking the text will copy the navi command into the clipboard, which can then be pasted using CTRL+V in game. </noinclude>.

You can also use the template without an X, Y. {{NaviLink|map=abyss_01}} will look like this: {{{text|(abyss_01</nowiki>{{{x}}}, {{{y|}}})}}}</span><span class="naviCopied">Copiado!</span></includeonly><noinclude> NaviLink is used to automatically copy the navi command with the map name and its coordinates when the text is clicked. == Syntax == <code><nowiki>{{NaviLink|map=|x=|y=|text=}}

Parameters

map

The name of the map, it's the name that is involved in parenthesis.

x

The X coordinate, it's the first coordinate you get when using /where.

y

The Y coordinate, it's the second coordinate you get when using /where.

text

Optional. Text to show instead of the default text (<map> <x>,<y>).

To get the name of the map and the coordinates you can use /where inside a map.

Example

Let's use an example of Abyss Lake, typing /where there we get:

The name of the map is abyss_01, the X coordinate is 261 and the Y coordinate is 272.

With all the data in our hands, using {{NaviLink|map=abyss_01|x=261|y=272}} will result into: .

You can also use the template without an X, Y. {{NaviLink|map=abyss_01}} will look like this: .

Alternatively, using {{NaviLink|map=abyss_01|x=261|y=272|text=somewhere in Abyss Lake 1F}} will result into: .

Clicking the text will copy the navi command into the clipboard, which can then be pasted using CTRL+V in game. </noinclude>.

Alternatively, using {{NaviLink|map=abyss_01|x=261|y=272|text=somewhere in Abyss Lake 1F}} will result into: {{{text|(abyss_01261</nowiki>261, {{{y|}}})}}}</span><span class="naviCopied">Copiado!</span></includeonly><noinclude> NaviLink is used to automatically copy the navi command with the map name and its coordinates when the text is clicked. == Syntax == <code><nowiki>{{NaviLink|map=|x=|y=|text=}}

Parameters

map

The name of the map, it's the name that is involved in parenthesis.

x

The X coordinate, it's the first coordinate you get when using /where.

y

The Y coordinate, it's the second coordinate you get when using /where.

text

Optional. Text to show instead of the default text (<map> <x>,<y>).

To get the name of the map and the coordinates you can use /where inside a map.

Example

Let's use an example of Abyss Lake, typing /where there we get:

The name of the map is abyss_01, the X coordinate is 261 and the Y coordinate is 272.

With all the data in our hands, using {{NaviLink|map=abyss_01|x=261|y=272}} will result into: .

You can also use the template without an X, Y. {{NaviLink|map=abyss_01}} will look like this: .

Alternatively, using {{NaviLink|map=abyss_01|x=261|y=272|text=somewhere in Abyss Lake 1F}} will result into: .

Clicking the text will copy the navi command into the clipboard, which can then be pasted using CTRL+V in game. </noinclude>.

Clicking the text will copy the navi command into the clipboard, which can then be pasted using CTRL+V in game.