Template:Ship Data

Documentation

This template allows for quick updating of Buck Wiki articles that are related to Galactica ships. This template uses lower case parameters only.

Usage

{{Ship Data
| image= 
| title=
| race= 
| type= 
| ftl= 
| propol=
| crew= 
| cap=
| co= 
| xo= 
| role=
| weapons=
| aircraft=  
| arm= 
| def= 
| status=
| emblem= 
| width=
| height=
| length=
| weight=
| wingspan=
| otherdi=
| img= 
| sepcon=
| primecon=
| series=
| model=
}}

Optional parameters

• image: The filename of the images.
• title: What is the ship's name.
• race: Insert the race of the ship (Cylon or Colonial).
• type: Civilian or military.
• ftl: Is the ship FTL-capable.
• propol: What is its normal propulsion.
• crew: Estimated crew capacity.
• cap: Estimated overall capacity.
• co: Who is the CO of the ship. Please wikify.
• xo: Who is the XO of the ship. Please wikify.
• role: Ship function.
• weapons: Type of armament.
• arm: Detailed weapons list.
• def: Detailed defenses list.
• aircraft: Details aircraft carried aboard ships.
• fate: The fate of the ship in question (unknown/decommissioned/destroyed/scuttled/etc).
• emblem: Ship's emblem.
• width: Width, not Including Wings or Pods.
• height: Height, not including wings or pods.
• length: Length, not including wings or pods.
  • Should be in X feet (Xm)
  • Templates that can be used are {{Feet2Meters|Feet}} or {{Meters2Feet|Meters}}.
• weight: Displacement of ship.
• wingspan: Wingspan width; pod width.
• otherdi: Insert other dimensions in here followed by <br />.
• img: Set to Y if there are more images below in a gallery format.
• model: Type in the name of the article only, no markup or syntax.

Deadlock parameters

Parameters relating to Battlestar Galactica Deadlock.

• cost: Ship command point costs.
• construction: Number of turns for construction, if not accelerated.
• ftl cooldown: Time for FTL to cool down between uses.
• speed: Numeric value only. Speed per turn in m/s.
• turn rate: Numeric value only. Rate of turn, automatically formatted to be shown in degrees.
• hull size: Hull "size"/value.
• hull: Hull hit point value.
• armor total: Total armor value.
• armor left: Armor value for left/port side.
• armor right: Armor value for right/starboard side.
• armor front: Armor value for front/stern side.
• armor rear: Armor value for rear/aft side.
• armor top: Armor value for top side.
• armor bottom: Armor value for bottom side.
• munitions: Munition type, can be separated by commas.
• munition cooldown: Numeric value only. Cooldown period for munitions between uses.
• squadrons: Number of squadrons that the ship can hold.
• processing power: Processing power for computer use.
• dradis range: Numeric value only. Numeric range of the ship's DRADIS sensor range, which is always measured in meters.
• special abilities: Special abilities as a terse sentence/term.

Separate Continuity

• sepcon: Insert Y to indicate that a separate continuity article is available on the subject.
• sepcon title: The name of the article on the subject in the separate continuity. Do not encase in any link syntax.
• series: Insert the series acronym that the separate continuity is a part of. Values are TOS, 1980, and RDM.

Note: This is only for articles where the name crosses more than one continuity. For instance, "Galactica" is a ship in multiple series, e.g. the Original Series through the Re-imagined Series. So an article on Galactica in the separate continuity material for the Original Series would use the "TOS" acronym, and thus would facilitate a link to Galactica (TOS alternate).

Primary Continuity

This is meant for articles on separate continuity ships, i.e. Galactica.

• primecon: Insert Y to indicate that a primary continuity article is available on the subject.
• primecon title: The name of the article on the subject in the primary continuity. Do not encase in any link syntax.
• series: Insert the series acronym that the primary continuity is a part of. Values are TOS, 1980, and RDM.

Note: This is only for articles where the name crosses more than one continuity. For instance, "Galactica" is a ship in both the Original Series and the Re-imagined Series. So an article on Galactica in the primary continuity material for the Original Series would use the "TOS" acronym, and thus would facilitate a link to Galactica (TOS).