Template:EliteShipsKai/doc

This template uses ship data modules to construct a ship comparison chart. It automatically merges cells, highlights cells and emphasizes values based on customizable thresholds.

Example

{{EliteShipsKai
 |Sendai/Kai
 |Jintsuu/Kai
 |Naka/Kai
 |-
 |Sendai/Kai Ni
 |Jintsuu/Kai Ni
 |Naka/Kai Ni
 |#
 |Ooi/Kai Ni
 |Kitakami/Kai Ni
 |Kiso/Kai Ni
 |firepower_good = 65
 |firepower_outstanding = 69
 |torpedo_good = 86
 |torpedo_outstanding = 90
 |reference_type = 3
 }}

Parameters

The following sections describe the parameters that can be passed to this template.

Ships

The list of ships to be included in that table should be passed in as unnamed parameters, like in the example. Pass a dash (-) to prevent cells in the row above from merging with cells in the row below. Pass a hash (#) to insert a header row.

Ship Name Format

Ships should be passed in as ship_name[/suffix].

For example, the basic form of Ooyodo would be specified as Ooyodo, whereas her Kai form would be specified as Ooyodo/Kai.

Cell highlighting

Thresholds can be set to control automatic highlighting of many of the columns. The following columns can be highlighted:

• remodel_level
• firepower
• torpedo
• aa
• asw
• los
• luck
• hp
• armor
• evasion
• speed
• aircraft
• fuel
• ammo

To set the threshold for the yellow highlight, pass the parameter column_name_good.

To set the threshold for the green highlight, pass the parameter column_name_outstanding.

By default, if the value of the cell > the threshold value, then the highlight is applied.

You can change the operator used by passing the parameter column_name_operator. The operators >, < are available.

Cell value emphasis

In addition, thresholds can be set to control automatic emphasis of the sub values of some columns. The following values can be highlighted:

• luck_max
• aircraft_slot

Only the *_good and *_operator parameters are supported for emphasis. The *_outstanding parameter is not supported for emphasis.

reference_type

You can set the reference ship type of the table by passing reference_type.

If the reference type is set, ships that are not of that ship type will have their ship type shown in the class column.

If the reference type is not set, ships will show their ship type in the class column if their ship type does not match their ship class's base ship type. For example, the Ooi and Kitakami CLT models will show CLT in the class column because the Kuma class's base ship type is CL.