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{{TemplateStyles|Template:Pokemon Trainer Table/styles.css}}
{{TemplateStyles|Template:Pokemon/styles.css}}
This template displays game-specific trainers for differences between various [[Pokémon]] games. The specific games this is for are:
This template displays game-specific trainers for differences between various [[Pokémon]] games.
#[[Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire]]
#[[Pokémon Emerald]]
#[[Pokémon Firered and Leafgreen]]


==Usage==
==Usage==
#<code>game</code>: Game version. Expressed as 1-3 characters. <br/>The text and colour of the column titles change appropriately depending on the input. Legal combinations of the characters are:
# <code>game</code>: Game version. Expressed as 1-3 characters. The text and colour of the column titles change appropriately depending on the input.
#*''R'',''S'', or ''E'' for Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald, respectively.
# <code>trnr''x''</code>: Picture and name of the trainer.
#*''RS'' for Ruby and Sapphire.
# <code>pkmn''x''</code>: Pictures, names, and levels of the trainer's pokémon.
#*''SE'' for Sapphire and Emerald.
# <code>rwrd''x''</code>: Rewards from the battles.
#*''RSE'' for Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald combined.
#*''FR'' or ''LG'' for Firered or Leafgreen, respectively.
#*''FRLG'' for Firered and Leafgreen combined.
#<code>trnr''x''</code>: Picture and name of the trainer.
#<code>pkmn''x''</code>: Pictures, names, and levels of the trainer's pokémon.
#<code>rwrd''x''</code>: Rewards from the battles.
**See current code for examples


''x'' changes depending on what row the trainer info is on. For example, the third trainer on a list would need <code>trnr3</code>,<code>pkmn3</code>, and <code>rwrd3</code>, respectively. The max value ''x'' can be is 19, but you shouldn't need to go any higher than 15 in most cases.
''x'' changes depending on what row the trainer info is on. For example, the third trainer on a list would need <code>trnr3</code>,<code>pkmn3</code>, and <code>rwrd3</code>, respectively. The max value ''x'' can be is 19, but you shouldn't need to go any higher than 15 in most cases.


==Copy/Paste==
==Copy/Paste==
<pre>{{Pokemon Trainer Table
<pre>{{Pokemon/Trainer
|game=
|game=
|trnr1=
|trnr1=
|pkmn1=
|pkmn1=
|rwrd1=
|rwrd1=
}} </pre>
}}</pre>
 
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Latest revision as of 03:07, 17 August 2023

This template displays game-specific trainers for differences between various Pokémon games.

Usage[edit]

  1. game: Game version. Expressed as 1-3 characters. The text and colour of the column titles change appropriately depending on the input.
  2. trnrx: Picture and name of the trainer.
  3. pkmnx: Pictures, names, and levels of the trainer's pokémon.
  4. rwrdx: Rewards from the battles.

x changes depending on what row the trainer info is on. For example, the third trainer on a list would need trnr3,pkmn3, and rwrd3, respectively. The max value x can be is 19, but you shouldn't need to go any higher than 15 in most cases.

Copy/Paste[edit]

{{Pokemon/Trainer
|game=
|trnr1=
|pkmn1=
|rwrd1=
}}