Template:Exclusive versions

This template uses Module:Exclusive, a script written in the Lua programming language. To learn more about Lua, see Terraria Wiki:Lua.

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This template displays the versions on which an entity is available. See Template:Exclusive for an explanation of the system. To display version icons or a link with icons, see {{exclusive icons}} and {{exclusive icon link}}, respectively.

Usage

{{ exclusive versions | <entity name> | invert = y/yes/1/true | not = <entity name> | short = y/yes/1/true | raw = y/yes/1/true | delimit = <delimiter> | upper3ds/upper3DS = y/yes/1/true | nl/nolink = y/yes/1/true | nlicons = y/yes/1/true | noicons = y/yes/1/true | <version parameters> = y/yes/1/true/n/no/0/false | version = <versions>}}

First unnamed parameter

Name of the entity (wiki page name) to display the exclusive versions for. Appending a section to the page name is supported, the exclusivity information for the page name will still be gathered (see examples below).

invert

Inverts the exclusivity, i.e. displays the opposite versions. For instance, the opposite of the Moon Lord's exclusivity, which is currently desktop/console/mobile, would be old-gen/3ds. This is useful to refer to versions that do not feature a certain entity, the Moon Lord in this case.

Important note: this disables the  Japanese Console version sensor, i.e. a Japanese Console version will never be displayed if $invert is used. This is because exclusivity to this version is separate – all entities that are exclusive to the Japanese Console version are truly exclusive to that version only.

not

Name of a page whose exclusivity information is to be subtracted from the main exclusivity information from the first unnamed parameter. This is useful to refer to versions where the first entity is available, but the second is not. For instance, it could be used when mentioning a feature that was removed from the Slimy Saddle (which was introduced in 1.2.4) in 1.3.0.1. The Slimy Saddle's general exclusivity information is desktop/console/old-gen/mobile, but only old-gen remains when subtracting 1.3.0.1's exclusivity information (which is desktop/console/mobile) from it.

Note that this is evaluated after $invert, i.e. the exclusivity information of the main page is inverted first, and then the exclusivity information of the page from this parameter is subtracted from that.

short

Shortens the version names, e.g. just " Desktop" instead of " Desktop version".

raw, delimit, upper3ds

All formatting is prevented if $raw is used; the output will consist of merely the "raw" version names instead. If multiple versions are included in the output, they are separated by slashes (/), but this delimiter can be changed via $delimit. If the Nintendo 3DS version is included in the output, the ds part will be lower-cased, unless $upper3ds or $upper3DS is used.

$delimit and $upper3ds have no effect if $raw is not used. There is an alias for $raw, $code, but it is deprecated and should not be used. Similarly, $replace is an alias for $delimit, but it is deprecated as well.

nl

Removes links and icons from the output.

nlicons

Re-adds the icons if used with $nl. Has no effect otherwise.

noicons

Removes icons from the output.

Version parameters

Override versions from the first unnamed parameter (after $invert and $not are evaluated), or set versions manually if no first unnamed parameter is provided. Values for all of the following parameters can be y, yes, 1, true, n, no, 0, or false. $version (see below) can be used alternatively.

	dsk desktop pc
	cns console
	old oldgen old-gen old-gen console
	mbl mobile
	3DS 3ds
	jas japan japanese j-console japanese-console

version

Alternative method to manually override certain versions. The expected format is <platform>-<platform>-<platform>, e.g. desktop-console. Can also be set to all to set all versions. The manual parameters above take precedence over this parameter.

Examples

Code	Result
{{eversions|Traveling Merchant}}	Desktop version,  Console version,  Old-gen console version, and  Mobile version
{{eversions|Traveling Merchant|invert=y}}	Nintendo 3DS version
{{eversions|Traveling Merchant|not=Moon Lord}}	Old-gen console version
{{eversions|Traveling Merchant|short=y}}	Desktop,  Console,  Old-gen console, and  Mobile
{{eversions|Traveling Merchant|raw=y}}	desktop/console/old-gen/mobile
{{eversions|Traveling Merchant|raw=y|delimit=__&__}}	desktop__&__console__&__old-gen__&__mobile
{{eversions|Ocram}}	Old-gen console version and Nintendo 3DS version
{{eversions|Ocram|nl=y}}	Old-gen console version and Nintendo 3DS version
{{eversions|Ocram|nl=y|nlicons=y}}	Old-gen console version and Nintendo 3DS version
{{eversions|Ocram|noicons=y}}	Old-gen console version and Nintendo 3DS version
{{eversions|Monokuma set#History}}	Japanese Console version