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Oxalin at 10:17, 29 January 2023

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Oxalin at 22:23, 9 November 2022

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Oxalin at 14:37, 30 July 2022

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Oxalin at 21:05, 29 July 2022

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Oxalin at 14:19, 8 May 2022

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Oxalin at 14:15, 8 May 2022

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Oxalin at 13:15, 8 May 2022

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Oxalin at 13:09, 8 May 2022

2022-05-08T13:09:26Z

Krizar: Use template GitHub for example

2021-05-09T12:25:42Z

Use template GitHub for example

Daniel at 20:00, 7 May 2021

2021-05-07T20:00:00Z

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	{{Notice\|1=After creating a new project page with the name of the project as the title, use the following syntax to generate the common content. Some parameters can be passed into this, namely the country and time period. This can then be edited to add extra information. <nowiki>{{subst:EmptyProjectPage\|Country=\|TimePeriod=\|TOC=\|difficulty=\|author=}}</nowiki> \|heading=Project Page Creation}}		{{Notice\|1=After creating a new project page with the name of the project as the title, use the following syntax to generate the common content. Some parameters can be passed into this, namely the country and time period. This can then be edited to add extra information. <nowiki>{{subst:EmptyProjectPage\|Country=\|TimePeriod=\|TOC=\|difficulty=\|author=}}</nowiki> \|heading=Project Page Creation}}
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		+	'''Template: <nowiki>{{subst:EmptyProjectPage\|Country=\|TimePeriod=\|TOC=\|difficulty=\|author=}}</nowiki>'''

	When creating pages for community created projects, you should use this general format.		When creating pages for community created projects, you should use this general format.

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	Add a link to the appropriate category here		Add a link to the appropriate category here
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		+	[[Category:Wiki Contribution]]

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−	{{Notice\|1=After creating a new project page with the name of the project as the title, use the following syntax to generate the common content. Some parameters can be passed into this, namely the country and time period. This can then be edited to add extra information. <nowiki>{{subst:EmptyProjectPage\|Country=\|TimePeriod=\|TOC=}}</nowiki> \|heading=Project Page Creation}}	+	{{Notice\|1=After creating a new project page with the name of the project as the title, use the following syntax to generate the common content. Some parameters can be passed into this, namely the country and time period. This can then be edited to add extra information. <nowiki>{{subst:EmptyProjectPage\|Country=\|TimePeriod=\|TOC=\|difficulty=\|author=}}</nowiki> \|heading=Project Page Creation}}

	When creating pages for community created projects, you should use this general format.		When creating pages for community created projects, you should use this general format.

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−	{{Notice\|1=After creating a new project page with the name of the project as the title, use the following syntax to generate the common content. Some parameters can be passed into this, namely the country and time period. This can then be edited to add extra information. <nowiki>{{subst:EmptyProjectPage\|Country=\|TimePeriod=}}</nowiki> \|heading=Project Page Creation}}	+	{{Notice\|1=After creating a new project page with the name of the project as the title, use the following syntax to generate the common content. Some parameters can be passed into this, namely the country and time period. This can then be edited to add extra information. <nowiki>{{subst:EmptyProjectPage\|Country=\|TimePeriod=\|TOC=}}</nowiki> \|heading=Project Page Creation}}

	When creating pages for community created projects, you should use this general format.		When creating pages for community created projects, you should use this general format.

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−	{{Notice\|1=After creating a new project page with the name of the project as the title, use the following syntax to generate the common content. Some parameters can be passed into this, namely the country and time period. This can then be edited to add extra information. <nowiki>{{subst:EmptyProjectPage\|Country\|~~Time Period~~}}</nowiki> \|heading=Project Page Creation}}	+	{{Notice\|1=After creating a new project page with the name of the project as the title, use the following syntax to generate the common content. Some parameters can be passed into this, namely the country and time period. This can then be edited to add extra information. <nowiki>{{subst:EmptyProjectPage\|Country=\|TimePeriod=}}</nowiki> \|heading=Project Page Creation}}

	When creating pages for community created projects, you should use this general format.		When creating pages for community created projects, you should use this general format.

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−	{{Notice\|1=After creating a new project page with the name of the project as the title, use the following syntax to generate the common content. This can then be edited to add extra information. <nowiki>{{subst:EmptyProjectPage}}</nowiki> \|heading=Project Page Creation}}	+	{{Notice\|1=After creating a new project page with the name of the project as the title, use the following syntax to generate the common content. Some parameters can be passed into this, namely the country and time period. This can then be edited to add extra information. <nowiki>{{subst:EmptyProjectPage\|Country\|Time Period}}</nowiki> \|heading=Project Page Creation}}

	When creating pages for community created projects, you should use this general format.		When creating pages for community created projects, you should use this general format.

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−	{{Notice\|1=After creating a new project page with the name of the project as the title, use the following syntax to generate the common content. This can then be edited to add extra information. <nowiki>{{subst:EmptyProjectPage~~\|{{PAGENAME}}~~}}</nowiki> \|heading=Project Page Creation}}	+	{{Notice\|1=After creating a new project page with the name of the project as the title, use the following syntax to generate the common content. This can then be edited to add extra information. <nowiki>{{subst:EmptyProjectPage}}</nowiki> \|heading=Project Page Creation}}

	When creating pages for community created projects, you should use this general format.		When creating pages for community created projects, you should use this general format.

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 When creating pages for community created projects, you should use this general format.
 At the top of the page, you should include an Infobox. You should use the Template:Infobox ROSProject.
-{{Infobox ROSProject
+To generate an infobox you can use the following syntax. Note that parameters are all optional, so can be removed if not required for a specific project.
 <pre>
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 | difficulty  = Difficulty of the route (1-10)
 | author      = Name of Author(s)
-| repository  = URL of repository, without [[ ]]
+| repository  = Link to GitHub repository
-| website     = URL of page on ROS website, without [[ ]]
+| website     = Link to ROS website page
 | map         = <!-- Include the route map template here -->
 }}
 </nowiki>
 </pre>

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 | difficulty  = 5
 | author      = Test Person
-| repository  = https://github.com/Railway-Op-Sim/Example-Route
+| repository  = https://github.com/Railway-Op-Sim/UN-Template
 | website     = https://www.railwayoperationsimulator.com/
 | map         = {{Barnham and Ford Route}}

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 When creating pages for community created projects, you should use this general format.
-At the top of the page, you should include an Infobox. You should use the slightly edited Template:Infobox rail line.
+At the top of the page, you should include an Infobox. You should use the Template:Infobox ROSProject.
-{{Infobox rail line
+{{Infobox ROSProject
-| name             = Example Infobox
+| name        = Test Route
-| author           = Author
+| description = An example route for the purposes of this page.
-| image            = [[File:Example i18n.svg|Example i18n]]
+| country     = UK
-| image_alt        = Image Alternative
+| time_period = 2010s
-| caption          = Railway Diagram in ROS
+| company     = Test Train Company
-| type             = Railway Type
+| difficulty  = 5
-| status           = Status on the Project
+| author      = Test Person
-| locale           = Location (Or fictional)
+| repository  = https://github.com/Railway-Op-Sim/Example-Route
-| start            = Start Location
+| website     = https://www.railwayoperationsimulator.com/
-| end              = End Location
+| map         = {{Barnham and Ford Route}}
 }}
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 <pre>
 <nowiki>
-{{Infobox rail line
+{{Infobox ROSProject
-| name             = Name of Route
+| name        = Name of Route
-| author           = Author
+| description = Route Description
-| image            = File:Example railway.png
+| country     = Country Code
-| image_alt        = Alternative text for image
+| time_period = Rough Time Period
-| caption          = Railway Diagram in ROS
+| company     = Train companies that operate the route, can use one or more.
-| type             = Railway Type (Mainline, Metro, Branch Lines...)
+| difficulty  = Difficulty of the route (1-10)
-| status           = Status on the Project (Released, Work in Progress)
+| author      = Name of Author(s)
-| locale           = Location (Or Fictional)
+| repository  = URL of repository, without [[ ]]
-| start            = Start Location (First station / major hub)
+| website     = URL of page on ROS website, without [[ ]]
-| end              = End Location (Last station / major hub)
+| map         = <!-- Include the route map template here -->
 }}
 </nowiki>
 </pre>