Template:SkillTimeInfo: Difference between revisions

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<span style="cursor: help;" title="{{#switch: {{{1}}}

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| 1x = This skill has the shortest training time possible. It will take approximately 8 minutes to train to level I, 4 hours to train to level III, and 6 days to train to level V (assuming no implants or neural remaps).

| 2x = This skill takes {{{1}}} as long to train compared to a skill with a multiplier of 1x. It will take approximately 17 minutes to train to level I, 9 hours to train to level III, and 12 days to train to level V (assuming no implants or neural remaps).

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| 15x = This skill takes {{{1}}} as long to train compared to a skill with a multiplier of 1x. It will take approximately 2 hours to train to level I, 3 days to train to level III, and an utterly ludicrous 13 weeks to train to level V (assuming no implants or neural remaps).

| 16x = This skill takes {{{1}}} as long to train compared to a skill with a multiplier of 1x. It will take approximately 2 hours to train to level I, 3 days to train to level III, and an utterly ludicrous 13 weeks to train to level V (assuming no implants or neural remaps).

| #default = This skill has an unknown training time. Please check whether you are using the template correctly.

}}">{{{1|1x}}}</span><noinclude>

== Documentation ==

:This template generates a small tooltip (displayed when moving the mouse over the text) explaining what a [[Skill_training#Training_Time_Multipliers|skill training time multiplier]] is.

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;multiplier

:Enter the skill training time multiplier here, and add an "x" to the end, like <code>1x</code> or <code>5x</code>. If this argument is not specified, the template will ~~assume~~ a 1x multiplier (~~although if you're not specifying an argument, why use this template at all?~~).

:Enter the skill training time multiplier here, and add a lower-case "x" to the end, like <code>1x</code> or <code>5x</code>. If this argument is not specified, the template will display a 1x multiplier, but generate a (hopefully helpful) error message in the tooltip.

=== Examples ===

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 <span style="cursor: help;" title="{{#switch: {{{1}}}
- | #default
   | 1x = This skill has the shortest training time  possible. It will take approximately 8 minutes to train to level I, 4 hours to train to level III, and 6 days to train to level V (assuming no implants or neural remaps).
   | 2x = This skill takes {{{1}}} as long to train compared to a skill with a multiplier of 1x. It will take approximately 17 minutes to train to level I, 9 hours to train to level III, and 12 days to train to level V (assuming no implants or neural remaps).
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   | 15x = This skill takes {{{1}}} as long to train compared to a skill with a multiplier of 1x. It will take approximately 2 hours to train to level I, 3 days to train to level III, and an utterly ludicrous 13 weeks to train to level V (assuming no implants or neural remaps).
   | 16x = This skill takes {{{1}}} as long to train compared to a skill with a multiplier of 1x. It will take approximately 2 hours to train to level I, 3 days to train to level III, and an utterly ludicrous 13 weeks to train to level V (assuming no implants or neural remaps).
+ | #default = This skill has an unknown training time. Please check whether you are using the template correctly.
 }}">{{{1|1x}}}</span><noinclude>
 == Documentation ==
 :This template generates a small tooltip (displayed when moving the mouse over the text) explaining what a [[Skill_training#Training_Time_Multipliers|skill training time multiplier]] is.
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 ;multiplier
-:Enter the skill training time multiplier here, and add an "x" to the end, like <code>1x</code> or <code>5x</code>. If this argument is not specified, the template will assume a 1x multiplier (although if you're not specifying an argument, why use this template at all?).
+:Enter the skill training time multiplier here, and add a lower-case "x" to the end, like <code>1x</code> or <code>5x</code>. If this argument is not specified, the template will display a 1x multiplier, but generate a (hopefully helpful) error message in the tooltip.
 === Examples ===