User:ZASNK/Sandbox

It's a secret
to everyone

Welcome to my sandbox.
Some tests are here.

Purpose

This sandbox is used to share wiki information, formatting code, and template code, and to test templates and parser functions.

Wiki Guides

Information

Namespace Numbers

Namespace	Number	Talk
Note	-2 (Media)	-1 (Special)
(Main)	0	1
User	2	3
Project	4	5
File	6	7
MediaWiki	8	9
Template	10	11
Help	12	13
Category	14	15
…	…	…
Yume Nikki	3000	3001
Yume 2kki	3002	3003
Dotflow	3004	3005
Someday	3006	3007
Deep Dreams	3008	3009
Answered Prayers	3010	3011
Amillusion	3012	3013
Uneven Dream	3014	3015
Braingirl	3016	3017
Collective Unconscious	3018	3019
Cerasus	3020	3021
Muma Rope	3022	3023
YNOproject	3024	3025
Dream Genie	3026	3027
Mikan Muzou	3028	3029
Ultra Violet	3030	3031

Copy and Paste

Template Documentation

To write documentation for templates, you can use Template:Documentation/preload as a base. When adding {{documentation}} to a page without a doc, pressing the link "Create documentation" will automatically use the preload file.

Youtube Video Embed

Embed youtube videos in a vertical stack, with the video titles as captions underneath. For example, see Yume 2kki:Obstacle Course (revision here ).

{{#ev:youtube|WATCHID|dimensions=320x180|alignment=right|description=CAPTION|container=frame}}

To have more than one video appear side-by-side, choose alignment=inline.

To have these videos centered, do the following, as was done on Yume Nikki:Frog (revision here ):

<div style="text-align: center;">
{{#ev:youtube|WATCHID|dimensions=320x180|alignment=inline|description=CAPTION|container=frame}}
{{#ev:youtube|WATCHID1|dimensions=320x180|alignment=inline|description=CAPTION1|container=frame}}
</div>

To have the video appear somewhat inline with a gallery, copy the following as in Yume Nikki:Block World (revision here ):

<div style="display:flex; flex-direction:row; flex-wrap:wrap">
<div style="flex-basis:calc(100% - 320px)"><gallery>
...
</gallery></div>
<div style="flex-basis:320px;">{{#ev:youtube|WATCHID|dimensions=320x180|alignment=inline|description=CAPTION|container=frame}}</div></div>

Helpful Formatting

Useful Characters

Character	Name	Unicode/HTML	Usage
#	Number Sign	U+0023 &num	The number sign, also called a pound or hash symbol. The HTML entity can allow escaping certain situations.
,	Comma	U+002C &comma	Commas are usually chosen as the separator for fields when using the arraymap function or {{TextSpace}}. Inserting the HTML entity allows presenting a comma without messing with the formatting.
|	Vertical Line	U+007C &VerticalLine &#124	The pipe character, also called the vertical line or bar, is used extensively for Mediawiki parsing. The HTML entity escapes these situations. To delay the parsing instead of prevent it, use {{!}}.
·	Middle Dot	U+00B7 &middot &centerdot	Solid dot that is in the middle of a line.
←	Leftwards Arrow	U+2190 &larr	Leftwards arrow as one character.
↑	Upwards Arrow	U+2191 &uarr	Upwards arrow as one character. Can be used for "to top" links.
→	Rightwards Arrow	U+2192 &rarr	Rightwards arrow as one character. Used when listing directions on location pages.
↔	Left Right Arrow	U+2194 &harr	Arrow that points both left and right. Can be used to show a relation between two elements.
∕	Division Slash	U+2215	Appears to be a forward slash. Since it has the same appearance but no function, it can help with presenting HTML.
＞	Fullwidth Greater-Than Sign	U+FF1E	Fake greater-than > symbol. Presented wider than the normal one.
＜	Fullwidth Less-Than Sign	U+FF1C	Fake less-than > symbol. Presented wider than the normal one.

General

Code	Example Input	Output	Explanation
<nowiki></nowiki>	<nowiki>'''text'''</nowiki>	'''text'''	Escapes wiki markup and stops formatting code like <pre> from being recognized.
<pre></pre>	<pre>text</pre>	text	Completely preformats text. All wiki markup, template calls, links, parser functions, HTML codes, and comments are completely ignored and are treated as raw text.
	<pre style="color: red">text</pre>	text	You can add HTML styles to preformatted text, like with divs and spans.
<code></code>	<code>text</code>	text	Fixes the width of text and applies a background like with the <pre></pre> tags.
<u></u>	<u>text</u>	text	Underlines text.
<mark></mark>	<mark>text</mark>	text	Highlight text.
<span class="spoiler"></span>	<span class="spoiler">text </span>	text	Hides text underneath a spoiler. Visible when selecting it on PC or tapping it on mobile. May not work when using certain wiki skins.
<center></center>	<center>text</center>	text	Centers inline elements in the container.
<sup></sup>	text<sup>text</sup>	texttext	Superscript.
<sub></sub>	text<sub>text</sub>	texttext	Subscript.
<small></small>	<small>text</small>	text	Makes text smaller.
<big></big>	<big>text</big>	text	Makes text bigger.
<h3></h3>	<h3>ctrt</h3>	(blanked)	Defines a header using HTML, equivalent to ===this=== in wikitext. The number defines the header level from 1-6. Links to the header will work and it will appear in the TOC.
<br>	text1<br>text2	text1 text2	Places a line break in text.
<br clear=all>	[[File:Cagedfairy.png |thumb|right|Text]] <br clear=all> text	Text text	Places a line break whilst forcing following elements to only appear after preceding elements are fully shown.
	[[File:Cagedfairy.png |thumb|right|Text]] text	Text text	The same example without <br clear=all>, for reference.
<blockquote></blockquote>	<blockquote>text </blockquote>	text	Presents text in a blockquote (indent)
<span id=""></span>	<span id="aexgda"></span>		Include anywhere on the page to create an invisible link anchor: User:ZASNK/Sandbox#aexgda. This can be placed within a header (inside of the equal signs) to make an alternate header link.
<!---->	<!--text-->		Comments. Completely hidden from the page, but visible when editing.

Div Styles and Classes

Style/Class	Example Input	Output	Explanation
style="text-align: center;"	<div style="text-align: center;">text</div>	text	This div style centers inline elements in a container. Equivalent to using <center>.
style="-webkit-column-count:2;column-count:2;"	<div style="-webkit-column-count:2;column-count:2;">text1 text2 text3</div>	text1 text2 text3	Formats text into the specified number of columns. (the "-webkit-column-count:2;" seems to be useless, but it might be needed for special cases)
style="display: flex; flex-direction: row;"	<div style="display: flex; flex-direction: row;"><gallery widths=40 heights=40> Cagedfairy.png|Text </gallery>[[File:Boyoutline.png |thumb|Text]]</div>	Text Text	Present divs in a row. In the example it shows that you can place an element next to a gallery, which is usually not possible.
Collapsible Sections
class="mw-collapsible"	<div class="mw-collapsible">text1 <br>text2</div>	text1 text2	Allows text to be collapsed.
class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"	<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">text1 <br>text2</div>	text1 text2	Adding mw-collapsed makes it collapsed by default. Note: a page anchor within the collapsed element will have it automatically open when you follow the link.
class="toccolours mw-collapsible"	<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible">text1 <br>text2</div>	text1 text2	Adding toccolours gives the content the style of the table of contents (hence toccolours).
class="mw-collapsible-content"	<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">text1<div class="mw-collapsible-content">text2</div></div>	text1 text2	Use a separate div within the collapsible content one to define this inner div as the content to be collapsed. The text in the outer div but not the inner becomes a header for the collapsible content.
class="mw-collapsible-toggle"	<div class="mw-collapsible"> <div class="mw-collapsible-toggle mw-collapsible-text">[Show/Hide]</div> <div class="mw-collapsible-content" >text </div></div>	[Show/Hide] text	You can create and modify a custom button for the collapsible text. Unfortunately, it won't change depending on the state of the content.

List Formatting

Code	Example Input	Output	Explanation
<ul> </ul>	<ul> text1 text2<br>text 3 text 4</ul>	text1 text2 text3 text4	Text is formatted in an unordered list.
	<div style="text-align: center;"><ul> text1<br>text2 </ul></div>	text1 text2	You can place the list in a div to apply div styles to the whole list. Useful to center images in a list.
<li> </li>	<li>text1</li> <li>text2</li>	text1 text2	Gives text elements the style of being in a list. More importantly, allows to separate them into groups.
<ul> <li> </li> </ul>	<ul> <li>text1</li> <li>text2</li> </ul>	text1 text2	The combination of the two gives the best output. <li> </li> is used to separate the two.
style="display: inline-block;"	<ul> <li style="display: inline-block;> [[File:Cagedfairy.png |thumb|Text]] </li> <li style="display: inline-block;"> [[File:Boyoutline.png |thumb|Text]] </li> </ul>	Text Text	This list style forces floating elements such as image thumbs to appear on the same line, even if they are otherwise unable.
style="vertical-align: middle;"	<ul> <li style="display: inline-block; vertical-align: middle;"> [[File:Cagedfairy.png |thumb|Text]] </li> <li style="display: inline-block; vertical-align: middle;"> [[File:Boyoutline.png |thumb|Text]] </li> </ul>	Text Text	This list style can be used in addition to the previous one to align the elements to the top, middle, or bottom of the lines they are occupying.

Tables

Code	Usage
class="wikitable"	Use at the table start to make it look like a standard table.
class="sortable"	Adding this class to a table will allow you to sort the entire table columns of your choice.
class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"	This will allow the table to be collapsed. Removing mw-collapsed means it will be expanded by default. A table header specified using |+Header will be shown next to the expand/collapse button.
class="unsortable"	This class can be used on column headers to disable sorting the table by that column.
style="width: 100%;"	At the table start, forces the table to fit a percentage of the screen width. At the first row of a column, forces that column to fit a percentage of the table width.
style="text-align: center;"	At the table start, centers all text in the table. On a table cell, centers the cell contents.
style="vertical-align: top;"	Change the vertical alignment of elements in a cell (the default is middle).

Other

Code	Usage
resultsheader= «pre»«nowiki»|resultsfooter= «/nowiki»«/pre»	Add to the end of a DPL parser function and the output will be unformatted.

Game Guides

Face Any Direction

You can face any direction you want on any tile in Yume Nikki's dream worlds, using the power of glitches. This guide outlines how to face whichever direction you want on any given tile assuming you can't do it manually by walking into it and/or sitting down.

Dream World

• Face DOWN by using Cat or Faceless Ghost.
• Face RIGHT by sitting down with 1 after facing DOWN.
• Face UP by performing the following:

1. Equip Frog in the chair
2. Go to the tile you wish to face UP on and face DOWN on that tile
3. Use the Frog effect
4. Wait for Madotsuki to appear sitting down
5. Equip any effect

• Face LEFT by equipping the Faceless Ghost effect in the chair then using it.

Using Towel after equipping it in the chair can force you to face UP or LEFT as well, but it's hard to get to a state where you aren't also sitting down, so it's best to use one of the explained methods instead.

FC World

• Face DOWN by using Cat or Faceless Ghost.
• Face RIGHT by sitting down with 1 after facing DOWN.
• Face UP by performing one of the following:

1. If you can face LEFT on the tile:
   1. Equip Frog in the chair
   2. Go to the tile you wish to face UP on and face LEFT on that tile
   3. Use the Frog effect
   4. Wait for Madotsuki to appear sitting down
   5. Equip any effect
2. If you cannot face LEFT on the tile:
   1. Equip Towel in the chair
   2. Go to the tile you wish to face UP on
   3. Spam 1 to use the Towel effect until you somehow end up facing UP (yes, I know this sounds silly, but it works)
   4. Wait for Madotsuki to appear sitting down
   5. Equip any effect

• Face LEFT by equipping Towel in the chair then using it on the tile.

Real World

• Face DOWN by pressing 9 to pinch your cheek.
• Face RIGHT by sitting down with 1 after facing DOWN.
• You cannot face UP on every tile in the Real World.
• Face LEFT by performing the following:

1. Go to the Dream World
2. Perform the Broken Instructions glitch to store the instructions
3. Press 9 to wake up with the instructions stored
4. Sit down while facing LEFT on any tile
5. Press Z and close the instructions
6. Move to the tile you wish to face LEFT on (you will have glitched movement)
7. Wait for Madotsuki to tilt her head (second sitting down state)
8. Press 1 to stand up.

Saved Code

BGM

This is what forces a no breaking space in the soundroom param of the BGM template.

{{#if:{{{soundroom|}}}|(No. {{#ifexpr:{{#len:{{{soundroom|}}}}} > 3|{{#sub:{{{soundroom}}}|0|3}} {{#sub:{{{soundroom}}}|-1}}|{{{soundroom}}}}})}}

Example:

(No. 026 D)

With check:

NONE

Map ID

Adds Map ID records from Locationbox input

{{#ifeq:{{{Map ID}}}|None||{{#arraymap:{{#arraymaptemplate:{{{Map ID}}}|Template:MapIDs|,|,}}|,|item|item|,\s}}}}

Example code:

{{#ifeq:0076, 0077, 0078 (test1), 0079, 0080, 0082 (test2), 0177, 0178, 0179|None||{{#arraymap:{{#arraymaptemplate:0076, 0077, 0078 (test1), 0079, 0080, 0082 (test2), 0177, 0178, 0179|Template:MapIDs|,|,}}|,|item|item|,\s}}}}

Example:

(blanked)

Organisation

Media

Images on wiki pages are:

• Gameplay screenshots
  • Usually showing off a location
  • Sometimes to show off a character
  • Many times to show an event process
    • Event may be taking place clearly within the location
    • Event may also be full-screen
  • Menu screenshots too
  • VM screenshots to find those
• World maps
  • May have annotations
  • Some only show a part of the full map file
  • Different parts may be stitched together in a more clear layout
  • Some parts can be made invisible
• Character pictures
  • Usually edited to isolate the character
  • Can be a section of the CharSet file
  • In case of the protagonist, usually the specific faceset is used
• Visual gameplay elements that aren't characters, like the torii gate in {{delete}}
• Game files, raw
  • Used picture files
  • Full panoramas
  • Maybe event pictures too
    • If the event picture is literally identical to an in-game screenshot, which takes priority?
  • Do unedited maps count?
• Game icons (like menu theme icons)
• Art
  • Official art by the developer(s)
  • Unofficial art that best represents the feature (like characters in the ynfg wiki)
• Wiki template images, like for {{stub}}
  • These usually feature a character anyways
• YNOproject badge images
• Guide images such as how to perform a set of actions
• Wiki main page banners
  • Maybe some misc buttons too but those are probably still considered banners
  • Usually feature characters
  • May feature other elements too

Audio on wiki pages are:

• Song BGM files, usually ogg at least 1 min length
  • Sometimes edited to show something off
  • Sometimes the original file, for comparing with the slowed/sped sound in-game
• SFX previews at original length

Feature	In which media
Character	Normal gameplay screenshots Event screenshots Picture files CharSet files Panorama files Maps (think of manhole-sama) Isolated images In wiki banners In notice images SFX Art (both official and unofficial) Can be seen in guide images
Location	Normal gameplay screenshots Maps (all types) In wiki banners Related to ChipSet files Related to Panorama files World music SFX (as ambience?) Art (may be depicted in it) Can be seen in guide images
Other GFX (besides characters)	Normal gameplay screenshots Isolated images In wiki banners In notice images
TBA

Categories

The current setup:

• YumeWiki
  • Help
    • TBA
  • Maintenance
    • Templates
    • Tracking page types like wiki-dependent
    • Tracking page properties or features like automatically created MediaWiki categories
  • Content
    • All wiki pages normal readers would want, across all wikis

Now for a bit of chatter:

• Do templates actually fit under Maintenance or would they fit better under some other admin category?
• Original idea was to make Maintenance have lowercase categories but Content categories in Title Case:
  • Would Help pages still be viewed by normal readers? Should that be lower or title case?
  • How would the stub and missing info categories work? readers see them all the time but its technically Maintenance
  • Are either of changing everything to lowercase (ugly) or changing all system messages to title case (sysop only job) preferable to a dual system (I think not)
  • What about general pages like the disclaimer?
• Where should general pages like the wiki disclaimer go? some other admin category (again)?
• There are some general pages that cover multiple locations (eg), should these have a special category?
  • Disambig categories?
• Should talk pages ever be categorised anywhere?

Test Space

Random

Test anything here

SMW

Below asks for all hidden badges and lists them

Icon(s)	Name	Location(s)	Author(s)	Batch	Date
	Golden Nekoin	Shield-Folk World	miau	2	2022-05-10
	Gold NASU	Madotsuki's Room	Catmat	3	2022-05-12
	Kill the Erased Muma		bWF5	32	2022-11-09
	Worst Thief EVER.	Chicago	Jetrotal	32	2022-11-09

Below asks for all Yume Nikki Map ids

[Show/Hide]

Page	Map IDs
Debug Room	1 (Debug Room)
Madotsuki's Room	3 (Real Room) 4 (Balcony) 6 (Dream Room) 7 (Dream Balcony day) 8 (Dream Balcony night)
Nexus	9 (Nexus)
Forest World	10 (Forest World)
Block World	11 (Block World)
Puddle World	12 (Puddle World)
Dark World	13 (Dark World)
Snow World	14 (Main area) 22 (Top-middle igloo) 23 (Top-left igloo) 24 (Surprise Toriningen igloo&comma) 25 (Bottom-left igloo) 26 (Kamurako's Igloo&comma) 27 (Igloo near Toriningen) 28 (Pink Sea entrance)
Mural World	15 (Mural World)
Graffiti World	16 (Graffiti World)
Eyeball World	17 (Eyeball World)
Candle World	18 (Candle World)
Shield-Folk World	19 (Shield-Folk World)
Neon World	20 (Neon World)
Number World	21 (Main area) 29 (Stabbing Room) 30 (Bed Room) 32 (Stairway Entrance) 33 (Stairway)
Lamp World	31 (Lamp World)
Guillotine World	35 (Normal size) 36 (Big Guillotine World)
Neon Tile Path	37 (Lower section) 38 (Upper section)
Checkered Tile Path	39 (Lower section) 40 (Upper section)
Face Carpet Plaza	41 (Face Carpet Plaza)
Dense Woods A	42 (Dense Woods A) 43 (To Infinite Road) 44 (Infinite Road entrance) 45 (Infinite Road) 46 (Infinite Road exit)
Hell	47 (Hell)
Footprint Path	48 (Footprint Path A) 49 (Footprint Path B)
Wilderness	50 (Dark World Gate) 51 (Route 4) 52 (Route 1) 53 (Route 2) 54 (Rave Box) 55 (Toriningen Party) 56 (Barracks Settlement Entrance) 57 (FC Portal) 58 (Route 3) 59 (Northern Wilderness) 60 (Infinite Wilderness) 61 (Fence) 62 (Northern Wilderness Pylons) 63 (Staircase Bottom) 64 (Staircase to the Sky) 65 (Hot Spring House)
Barracks Settlement	66 (Town) 68 (Isee Path) 69 (Seahorse)
Mini Hell	67 (Mini Hell)
Sewers	70 (Entrance) 71 (City Gutter) 72 (Processing Plant) 73 (Sewer Tunnel) 74 (Docks Staircase) 75 (Nopperabou Pool) 81 (Big Red)
Mall	76 (Elevator Room) 77 (Main Room) 78 (Reception Room) 79 (Flute Room) 80 (Tokuto-kun's room) 82 (Manhole Room) 177 (Rooftop Exit) 178 (Mall Rooftop) 179 (Witch's Flight event)
Windmill World	83 (Windmill World)
Dense Woods B	84 (Manhole to the Mall) 86 (Main area)
Road	86 (Road)
Dark Woods	86 (Dense Woods B gate) 90 (Dark Woods)
Traincar	87 (Blue sky) 88 (Inside) 89 (Red sky)
Witch's Island	91 (Lake Shore) 92 (Lake Bridge) 93 (Island)
White Desert A	94 (Main area) 95 (Monoko's Tunnel) 96 (White Desert Path 1) 97 (Monoe's Void) 98 (White Desert Path 3 - Severed Heads) 99 (Eye Box) 100 (White Desert Path 2)
Poniko's House	101 (Uboa's Trap) 109 (Poniko's House)
White Desert Mountain Ring	102 (Brain Creature) 103 (The Thing) 104 (Manhole-sama) 105 (Main area)
White Desert B	105 (Main area) 106 (White Desert Underground Lagoon) 107 (Stairway)
Pink Sea	108 (Pink Sea)
Teleport Maze	110 (Teleport Maze)
Docks B	111 (Docks B)
Docks A	111 (Docks A)
Sky Garden	112 (Garden) 113 (Cliffside) 115 (Red Sky Garden door) 116 (Crossover Garden) 117 (Blue Ghost World door)
Ghost World	114 (Ghost World)
Static Maze	118 (Static Maze)
FC House	120 (FC Field) 121 (FC House) 122 (Doors A and B) 123 (Walking Eye) 124 (Doors B C and E) 125 (Wavy staircases) 126 (Small two-door loop) 127 (Door D drawers) 128 (Doors F and G) 129 (Doors G and H) 130 (Two staircase drawers platform) 131 (Three staircase drawers platform) 132 (Door H platform) 133 (Merutomaro) 134 (Lone door to FC World A route) 135 (Long staircase to FC Goblins' Room) 136 (V shape room) 137 (Mushrooms) 138 (Goblins' Room door) 139 (FC Goblins' Room) 140 (FC Demon's Room) 141 (Route to FC World A: door) 142 (Route to FC World A: staircase) 143 (Route to FC World A: room)
Static Tunnel	144 (Static Tunnel)
FC World A	145 (Cave from Static Tunnel) 147 (FC Ruins) 158 (Main FC World)
FC World B	146 (FC Pyramids) 151 (FC Cave first room) 152 (FC Cave Buyo Buyo) 154 (Pirori Shore) 158 (Main FC World)
FC Dungeon	148 (FC Dungeon rooms) 149 (Dungeon Glitch room without event) 150 (Monochrome room) 157 (Dungeon Glitch room with event)
FC World C	153 (Moai peninsula) 158 (Main FC World)
Staircase of Hands	159 (Staircase of Hands)
Underground World	160 (Hallway) 161 (Blazing Corridor) 162 (Storage Room)
Spaceship	163 (Entrance from Underground World) 164 (Main room) 165 (Missing entrance) 166 (Spaceship Bedroom) 167 (Exit to Mars)
Mars	168 (Crash Site) 169 (Flat path) 170 (Start of hill) 171 (Hill slope) 172 (Summit) 173 (Underground stairs) 174 (Mars Underground)

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