Template:MoveData2/doc

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This template is used to show detailed information for a single move. It's mainly used in movelists.

The first use of this on any page should include Template:MoveDataHeader2 before it.

Usage

Get familiar with the Movelist to know what appropriate values are.

{{MoveDataHeader2}} <!-- Include this at least once on every page using MoveData -->
{{MoveData2
|id=Lee-u/f+3
|input=u/f+3
|target=m
|damage=12
|range=3.09
|startup=i25~26
|crush=js12~
|recv=r27
|block=-9
|hit=+2
}}
{{MoveData2
|moveNo=72
|id=Lee-u/f+3,1
|name=Brilliant Rosé
|inputLead=u/f+3
|input=,1
|targetLead=m
|target=,m
|damageLead=12
|damage=,18
|range=4.27
|startupRoot=i25~26
|startup=,i21~22
|recv=r30 FC
|block=-12
|hit=+3
|ch=[[Lee combos#Staples|+26a]]
|combo=1.hit
|floor=F!
|notes=
}}

For frame advantages:

Link to the combo page if it leads to a combo (even if the page doesn't exist yet).
Always write +0. Do NOT use -0 or 0 without an operator.

Parameters

All parameters are blank by default and can be left blank without issue. However, every move should at least have an id and input.

Parameter	Description
`id`	A unique id for the move. Usually equal to `{{{fighterName}}}-{{{inputLead\|}}}{{{input}}}`.
`name`	The name of the move, if any.
`inputLead`	The input of the previous moves in the string, if any.
`input`	The input of the move, not including previous moves in the string. Start with a comma if there were previous moves. Start with a `:` or `~` instead if that's what the notation calls for, but write the colon as `:` or it'll break things.
`targetLead`	The hit level of the previous moves in the string, if any.
`target`	The hit level of the move, not including previous moves in the string. Start with a comma if there were previous moves.
`damageLead`	The damage of the previous moves in the string, if any.
`damage`	The damage of the move, not including previous moves in the string. Start with a comma if there were previous moves.
`range`	The range of the move, as per Movelist#Range.
`tracksLeft`	The tracking score, as per Tracking#Measurement, to the attacker's left (i.e. opponent steps right).
`tracksRight`	The tracking score, as per Tracking#Measurement, to the attacker's right (i.e. opponent steps left).
`startupRoot`	The startup of the first move in the string, if this isn't the first move.
`startup`	The startup of the move, not including previous moves in the string. Start with a comma if there were previous moves. Leave blank if you don't want to measure it.
`crush`	The frames where this move will crush, powercrush, or parry.
`recv`	The number of frames the move takes to recover, starting with an r. Indicate the state after recovery if the move doesn't recover standing.
`block`	The frame advantage on block.
`hit`	The frame advantage on hit.
`ch`	The frame advantage on counter-hit. Leave blank if the same as on hit.
`notes`	Anything that doesn't fit elsewhere.

If the name, startup (or startupRoot), crush, or notes parameters have multiple values, use a Plainlist. Exception is if the startup is two short values and it would look better with a space instead of a line break.

|startup=i55 i68
|crush={{Plainlist|
* cs25~45
* js45~}}
|notes={{Plainlist|
* Homing
* Tailspin}}

Data entry

The simplest way to enter the data is to copy this and fill in the blanks:

{{MoveData
|id=
|name=
|inputLead=
|input=
|targetLead=
|target=
|damageLead=
|damage=
|range=
|tracksLeft=
|tracksRight=
|startupRoot=
|startup=
|crush=
|recv=
|block=
|hit=
|ch=
|notes=
}}

However, you might prefer using a spreadsheet. In that case, you can use this spreadsheet to convert to wikitext automatically. This is not recommended, but it's there if you must.