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==Usage==
 
==Usage==
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{{File Info
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|description =
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|source =
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|edits =
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|other-versions =
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|source-file-name =
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}}
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This template is to be used on file pages to describe the file in question. It has six variables:
 
This template is to be used on file pages to describe the file in question. It has six variables:
*'''1''' is the description of the subject. It can be a descriptive sentence or two about what's in the image, or even a mere link to the subject that's pictured. All files should have a description and ones that do not are automatically added to [[:Category:Files without a description]].
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*'''description''' — Can be a descriptive sentence or two about what's in the image, or even a mere link to the subject that's pictured. All files should have a description and ones that do not are automatically added to [[:Category:Files without a description]].
*'''2''' is the source, such as an external link to where you originally found the image. If you generated the image yourself, i.e. with a capture card or scanner, put what program/capture card you used to get the image. If your used a game/console's built-in screenshot function, put the console as the source (e.g. [[Nintendo Switch]] native capture). If it is from a website, link to the page it was displayed on or the file page itself. All files should have a source and ones that do not are automatically added to [[:Category:Files without a source]].
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*'''source''' — The source of the file, such as an external link to where you originally found the image. If you generated the image yourself, i.e. with a capture card or scanner, put what program/capture card you used to get the image. If your used a game/console's built-in screenshot function, put the console as the source (e.g. [[Nintendo Switch]] native capture). If it is from a website, link to the page it was displayed on or the file page itself. All files should have a source and ones that do not are automatically added to [[:Category:Files without a source]].
*'''3''' is "edited". If the image has been altered from the original in any way (including cropping or optimizing), describe the modifications.
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*'''edits''' If the image has been altered from the original in any way (including cropping or optimizing), describe the modifications.
*'''4''' is "other versions". If there is another image on the same subject (e.g. multiple angles of the same artwork or a storage icon/sprite and an inventory icon), link to it using <code><nowiki>[[:File:Filename.ext]]</nowiki></code>.
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*'''other-versions''' If there is another image on the same subject (e.g. multiple angles of the same artwork or a storage icon/sprite and an inventory icon), link to it using <code><nowiki>[[:File:Filename.ext]]</nowiki></code>.
*'''5''' is the original file name. If the file comes from an official Nintendo-owned source (e.g. nintendo.com, animal-crossing.com, press kits, ripped directly from a game, but ''not'' third-party sites), the original filename (including extension) should be noted.
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*'''source-file-name''' — The file's original name if it comes from an official Nintendo-owned source (e.g. nintendo.com, animal-crossing.com, press kits, ripped directly from a game, but ''not'' third-party sites), the original filename (including extension) should be noted.
  
 
To use some but not all of these variables, use, for example, something like this:<br>&nbsp; &nbsp;<code><nowiki>{{aboutfile|2=external link|3=[[User:Artist|Artist]]|5=[[:File:Otherone.png]]}}</nowiki></code>
 
To use some but not all of these variables, use, for example, something like this:<br>&nbsp; &nbsp;<code><nowiki>{{aboutfile|2=external link|3=[[User:Artist|Artist]]|5=[[:File:Otherone.png]]}}</nowiki></code>

Revision as of 01:53, September 27, 2020

Usage

{{File Info
|description = 
|source = 
|edits = 
|other-versions = 
|source-file-name = 
}}

This template is to be used on file pages to describe the file in question. It has six variables:

  • description — Can be a descriptive sentence or two about what's in the image, or even a mere link to the subject that's pictured. All files should have a description and ones that do not are automatically added to Category:Files without a description.
  • source — The source of the file, such as an external link to where you originally found the image. If you generated the image yourself, i.e. with a capture card or scanner, put what program/capture card you used to get the image. If your used a game/console's built-in screenshot function, put the console as the source (e.g. Nintendo Switch native capture). If it is from a website, link to the page it was displayed on or the file page itself. All files should have a source and ones that do not are automatically added to Category:Files without a source.
  • edits — If the image has been altered from the original in any way (including cropping or optimizing), describe the modifications.
  • other-versions — If there is another image on the same subject (e.g. multiple angles of the same artwork or a storage icon/sprite and an inventory icon), link to it using [[:File:Filename.ext]].
  • source-file-name — The file's original name if it comes from an official Nintendo-owned source (e.g. nintendo.com, animal-crossing.com, press kits, ripped directly from a game, but not third-party sites), the original filename (including extension) should be noted.

To use some but not all of these variables, use, for example, something like this:
   {{aboutfile|2=external link|3=[[User:Artist|Artist]]|5=[[:File:Otherone.png]]}}
The first two variables are the most commonly used ones, however, and they can simply be entered like this:
   {{aboutfile|summary|external link}}

This template was adapted from Template:Aboutfile on Super Mario Wiki.