Template:AppearancesNew

Use this template to create appearance statements with as little code in the text and as simple a formula as possible.

Usage
By default, the template generates a table containing all episodes as 'N' (did not occur. An empty call to produces this effect."

But what's a character that doesn't ascend at all, right? :) Therefore, to change the state of the occurrences for each episode, we need to use parameters. What is it? Well, a parameter is an expression that contains an episode name and a state name, connected with an equals sign, e.g. S02E04=m

How to decipher it? Well, very simply:
 * S02E04 - meaning season (S) two and episode (E from episode) four.
 * The '='
 * m - means the character was mentioned (you can find the signs for the letters in the legend above the frequency table, but note that here we write them in lower case, i.e. m instead of M)

The parameters are written after the template name and separated with the | stream character. Here is a full-size example of using the table: Which results in:

Sometimes we would like to add some commentary to the dry information about an occurrence, such as what minute it took place. We can do this by using parameters with an additional letter C at the end of the episode designation, e.g.

Once again an example, this time with fictitious comments: I wynik:

A final useful trick is to change the default state of episodes. When a character is very popular, such as being a heroine from the Mane 6 bunch, she usually appears in episodes. Therefore, you can then fill the table with Y and mark separately only those episodes in which she was exceptionally absent. We do this with the default parameter, e.g. default=y. Here is a sample usage - instead of using almost 50 parameters from Y, we use one default parameter and only three parameters from N: