Template:Spriterip

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Description

This categorizes files into the Category:Extracted sprite art category. Sprites uploaded by the developer(s) and are not found in the game should use Template:Spriteart.

Syntax

{{Spriterip
|build = 
|build-name = 
|subcat = 
}}

• build links to the relevant build page.
  • build-name is optional; it can name the specific version of the build if necessary.
• subcat is the name of the sub-category this image belongs to. See Category:Extracted sprite art's sub-categories for reference.
  • This parameter is only used if build is not filled out.

If sourcing from a release version of the game, there is no need to fill the build and build-name parameters. Instead, a manual citation is preferable. See below for details.

Examples

Sourcing with build and build-name

Sourcing a sprite from Eggplant v15, code:

{{Spriterip
|build = Eggplant
|build-name = Eggplant v15
}}

Result:

This image was extracted (ripped) from the game's files.

Sourcing Noise's Hardoween, code:

{{Spriterip
|build = Noise's Hardoween
}}

Result:

This image was extracted (ripped) from the game's files.

Using only build-name, code:

{{Spriterip
|build-name = v1.1.0
}}

Result:

This image was extracted (ripped) from the game's files.

Manual citation

Sourcing from release version 1.0.184, code:

{{Spriterip|v1.0.184}}

Result:

This image was extracted (ripped) from the game's files.

No citation

As a fail-safe, there is text that displays when no citation is given:

This image was extracted (ripped) from the game's files.