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Template reference

This will show you examples of how to write a tutorial.

FOR AUTHORS:

Note that this page will be removed down the line once most pages have been filled out, as we can use those as reference instead.

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Some information

Sub-part of that above heading​

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Different strats at the same time​

If May and Cody are doing different strats at the same time, you should use a combination of the <Table>,<May> and <Cody> tags.

MAY

This let's you split up the strats neatly.

CODY

And you can see Cody is doing something different over here.

If they're doing strats at the same time, leave it as is.

MAY

You can also just use the May or Cody tag if it doesn't make sense to use them both, but you still need to clearly show it's a strat for the specific character.

EITHER

The <Either> tag works as well.

Indicating difficulty​

When there are multiple variations to a strat, we can use these to indicate the respective difficulty.

easy

Use :::easy to indicate an easy strat.

medium

Use :::medium to indicate a medium strat.

You can also override the difficulty title

Use :::hard to indicate a hard strat.

MAY
easy

This can be used in combination with the <May> and <Cody> tags from before

medium

A medium strat

hard

A hard strat

info

Some info

CODY
easy

An easy strat

medium

A medium strat for Cody

hard

A hard strat for Cody

Something​

We can also use these to indicate different things

note

This is a :::note

tip

This is a :::tip

info

This is a :::info

caution

This is a :::caution

danger

This is a :::danger

Inserting youtube embeds​

Use the <YouTube youtubeId=INSERTID> tag to embed a youtube video.

General markdown syntax​

Check out the general syntax here

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