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	==Description==		==Description==
−	This accepts an item name as input and returns the in-game icon. Be aware that icons have various sizes, and you can use CSS to easily resize them. 99% of the time, you'll want 32x32. If you do NEED 64x64, remember that some icons are not inherently that big so you'll lose image quality. See the Examples section below.	+	This template accepts an item name as input and returns the in-game icon. This template is used by both [[Template:Item]] and [[Template:Loot]]. See the Examples section below.
	==Syntax==		==Syntax==
	<pre>		<pre>
−	{{Item icon|<name>}}	+	{{Item icon|<name>|<size selection>}}
	</pre>		</pre>
	== Parameters ==		== Parameters ==
	; <name>		; <name>
−	: The name of the item. It must match exactly what is displayed in-game (e.g. "Red Apple", not "Apple" or "red apple")	+	: The name of the icon. It must match exactly what is displayed in-game (e.g. "Red Apple", not "Apple" or "red apple")
		+	: If omitted or empty, template returns a blank icon image.
		+	: If no match is found, template returns an error.
		+
		+	; <size selection>
		+	: 1 or 32 for 32x32.
		+	: 2 or 64 for 64x64.
		+	: If omitted, empty, or anything else, image isn't resized.
	== Examples ==		== Examples ==
−	=== Basic Use ===	+	=== Standard Use ===
−	<pre>{{Item icon|Glowy Yellow Crystal}} {{Item icon|Ice Core}}</pre>	+	<pre>
−	{{Item icon|Glowy Yellow Crystal}} {{Item icon|Ice Core}}	+	{{Item icon|Glowy Yellow Crystal}}
		+
		+	{{Item icon|Ice Core}}
		+
		+	{{Item icon}}
		+
		+	{{Item icon|FakeItemReturnsError}}
		+	</pre>
		+	{{Item icon|Glowy Yellow Crystal}}
		+
		+	{{Item icon|Ice Core}}
		+
		+	{{Item icon}}
		+
		+	{{Item icon|FakeItemReturnsError}}
		+
		+	=== Resizing ===
		+	<pre>
		+	{{Item icon|Glowy Yellow Crystal}} <!-- default size is 64x64 -->
−	=== Forcing 32x32 size ===	+	{{Item icon|Ice Core}} <!-- default size is 32x32 -->
−	<pre><span class="extimage32px">{{Item icon|Glowy Yellow Crystal}}</span></pre>	+
−	<span class="extimage32px">{{Item icon|Glowy Yellow Crystal}}</span>	+	{{Item icon|Glowy Yellow Crystal|32}}
		+
		+	{{Item icon|Ice Core|64}}
		+	</pre>
		+	{{Item icon|Glowy Yellow Crystal}} <!-- default size is 64x64 -->
		+
		+	{{Item icon|Ice Core}} <!-- default size is 32x32 -->
		+
		+	{{Item icon|Glowy Yellow Crystal|32}}
		+
		+	{{Item icon|Ice Core|64}}
		+
		+
		+	=== Alternative Resizing (old method) ===
		+	You can also manually resize the images if you wish (using the template just wraps the image in this span automatically).
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	<span class="extimage32px">{{Item icon|Salt}}</span>
		+
		+	<span class="extimage64px">{{Item icon|Salt}}</span>
		+	</pre>
		+	<span class="extimage32px">{{Item icon|Salt}}</span>
		+	<span class="extimage64px">{{Item icon|Salt}}</span>
		+	=== Notes ===
		+	Sometimes items appear in-game that share the same displayed name but have different internal names. Often future patches rename one of them to prevent conflicts, but a few persist. This wiki resolves the issue by renaming the less-likely to be searched for item.
−	=== Forcing 64x64 size ===	+	One example is {{Item|Daisy}} and {{Item|Daisy (Lute)}}. Both are called just "Daisy" in-game, but the Lute has an InternalName (found in the items json) of "Daisy" and the flower has an InternalName of "Flower5".
−	<pre><span class="extimage64px">{{Item icon|Ice Core}}</span></pre>	+	==== Icon Codes for Items Sharing a Name ====
−	<span class="extimage64px">{{Item icon|Ice Core}}</span>	+	<pre> | Daisy = 5283
		+	| Daisy (Lute) = 5380</pre>
		+	[[Category:Template_documentation]]

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Latest revision as of 13:34, 6 December 2023

Description

This template accepts an item name as input and returns the in-game icon. This template is used by both Template:Item and Template:Loot. See the Examples section below.

Syntax

{{Item icon|<name>|<size selection>}}

Parameters

<name>

The name of the icon. It must match exactly what is displayed in-game (e.g. "Red Apple", not "Apple" or "red apple")

If omitted or empty, template returns a blank icon image.

If no match is found, template returns an error.

<size selection>

1 or 32 for 32x32.

2 or 64 for 64x64.

If omitted, empty, or anything else, image isn't resized.

Examples

Standard Use

{{Item icon|Glowy Yellow Crystal}}

{{Item icon|Ice Core}}

{{Item icon}}

{{Item icon|FakeItemReturnsError}}

Error: Item not found

Resizing

{{Item icon|Glowy Yellow Crystal}} <!-- default size is 64x64 -->

{{Item icon|Ice Core}} <!-- default size is 32x32 -->

{{Item icon|Glowy Yellow Crystal|32}}

{{Item icon|Ice Core|64}}

Alternative Resizing (old method)

You can also manually resize the images if you wish (using the template just wraps the image in this span automatically).

<span class="extimage32px">{{Item icon|Salt}}</span>

<span class="extimage64px">{{Item icon|Salt}}</span>

Notes

Sometimes items appear in-game that share the same displayed name but have different internal names. Often future patches rename one of them to prevent conflicts, but a few persist. This wiki resolves the issue by renaming the less-likely to be searched for item.

One example is and . Both are called just "Daisy" in-game, but the Lute has an InternalName (found in the items json) of "Daisy" and the flower has an InternalName of "Flower5".

Icon Codes for Items Sharing a Name

		| Daisy = 5283
		| Daisy (Lute) = 5380