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Also see:
* [[Module:HeroData/nav]] - For nav box purposes
* [[Module:HeroData/release]] - For determining the release status of a hero
* [[Module:HeroDataArrays]] - For tables in stat pages
== Overview ==
== Overview ==


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== Functions ==
== Functions ==


=== write_infobox ===
=== get_hero_var ===
Writes a [[Template:Infobox_hero]] template call for a given hero
Retrieve a hero variable's value, such as Abram's MaxHealth


====Parameters====
====Parameters====
* '''hero_name''' Name of the hero, in english
* '''hero_name''' - Name of the hero in english, or key of the hero. Preferred and recommended to use hero key, as its much more efficient. Search for the key in [[Data:HeroData.json]]
 
* '''hero_var''' - Key of the hero's variable, see [[Data:HeroData.json]]
====Example====
* '''sig_figs_or_localize''' - OPTIONAL, # of sig figs to round to if retrieving a float, or "true" if its a string that should be localized. See Localizable values section.
From wikitext:<br>
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|write_infobox|HERO_NAME}}</pre>


Which outputs
Note: Recommended to use hero key where possible, i.e. hero_atlas as its O(1) time complexity instead of hero name (Abrams) which is O(N).
{{#invoke:HeroData|write_infobox|Abrams}}


=== write_stat_infoboxes ===
====Examples====
Writes all 3 [[Template:StatBox]] template calls (Weapon, Vitality, Spirit) for a given hero
 
====Parameters====
* '''hero_name''' – Name of the hero, in english
 
====Example====
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From wikitext:<br>
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|write_stat_infoboxes|HERO_NAME}}</pre>
Using hero name in english


Which outputs
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|MaxHealth}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|write_stat_infoboxes|Abrams}}
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|MaxHealth}}


=== get_hero_var ===
Retrieve a hero variable's value, such as Abram's MaxHealth


====Parameters====
Using hero key
* '''hero_name''' - Name of the hero, in english
* '''hero_var''' - Key of the hero's variable, see [[Data:HeroData.json]]
* '''sig_figs''' - OPTIONAL, # of sig figs to round to if retrieving a float


====Examples====
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|hero_atlas|MaxHealth}}</pre>
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{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|hero_atlas|MaxHealth}}
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|MaxHealth}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|MaxHealth}}




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{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|FalloffStartRange}}
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|FalloffStartRange}}


Round to 2 sig figs


<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|FalloffStartRange|2}}</pre>
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|FalloffStartRange|2}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|FalloffStartRange|2}}
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|FalloffStartRange|2}}


<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|WeaponName}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|WeaponName}}
Localize
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|WeaponName|true}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|WeaponName|true}}


====Notes====
====Notes====
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If using sig_figs parameter, ensure the value is a float.
If using sig_figs parameter, ensure the value is a float.


=== get_localized_var ===
If using localize parameter, ensure the value is a string. See [[Data:HeroData.json]], you will notice that hero_astro's "Lore" variable has the value "hero_astro_lore". This key is then sent to [[Module:Lang]] which checks for it in [[Data:Lang_en.json]] (or a different language).
Get a hero's stat, then localize it


====Parameters====
This function will automatically search for the variable in the hero's top-level data, then the 'Weapon' block, then the 'AltFire' block.
* '''hero_name''' - Name of the hero, in english
 
=== get_alt_fire_var ===
Retrieve a hero's variable's value from "AltFire" table. Works the same as get_hero_var
 
====Examples====
 
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_alt_fire_var|Viscous|BulletDamage}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_alt_fire_var|Viscous|BulletDamage}}
 
=== get_list_elem ===
Retrieve a specified element from a list
 
==== Parameters ====
* '''hero_name''' - Name of the hero in english, or hero key. Preferred and recommended to use hero key, as its much more efficient. Search for the key in [[Data:HeroData.json]]
* '''hero_var''' - Key of the hero's variable, see [[Data:HeroData.json]]
* '''hero_var''' - Key of the hero's variable, see [[Data:HeroData.json]]
* '''number''' - Index to retrieve from the list. 1 for 1st element, 2 for 2nd element, etc.
* '''localize''' - OPTIONAL - "true" if its a string that should be localized. See Localizable values section.


====Examples====
==== Example ====
From wikitext:<br>
From wikitext:<br>
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_localized_var|Abrams|WeaponName}}</pre>
Using hero name in english
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_localized_var|Abrams|WeaponName}}
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_list_elem|Abrams|WeaponTypes|2}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_list_elem|Abrams|WeaponTypes|2}}
 
 
Using hero key
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_list_elem|hero_atlas|WeaponTypes|2}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_list_elem|hero_atlas|WeaponTypes|2}}
 


<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_list_elem|Abrams|WeaponTypes|2|true}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_list_elem|Abrams|WeaponTypes|2|true}}


<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_localized_var|Abrams|Role}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_localized_var|Abrams|Role}}


=== get_hero_scalar ===
Retrieve a hero variable's scalar value that is inside either "Spirit Scaling" or "Level Scaling", such as Abram's BulletDamage (scaling).
====Parameters====
* '''hero_key''' - Key of the hero. Search for the key of a given hero in [[Data:HeroData.json]]
* '''scaling_type''' - "Spirit" or "Level"
* '''hero_var''' - Key of the hero's variable that is inside either "Spirit Scaling" or "Level Scaling", see [[Data:HeroData.json]]
* '''sig_figs_or_localize''' - OPTIONAL, # of sig figs to round to.
* '''no_template''' - OPTIONAL, return numerical value instead of scaling template. Has to be defined as "true"
====Examples====
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_scalar|hero_atlas|Level|BulletDamage}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_scalar|hero_atlas|Level|BulletDamage}}
Round to 2 sig figs
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_scalar|hero_atlas|Level|BulletDamage|2}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_scalar|hero_atlas|Level|BulletDamage|2}}
No template
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_scalar|hero_atlas|Level|BulletDamage|2|no_template=true}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_scalar|hero_atlas|Level|BulletDamage|2|no_template=true}}


====Notes====
====Notes====
Only usable on variables that can be localized. See [[Data:HeroData.json]], you will notice that hero_astro's "Lore" variable has the value "hero_astro_lore". This key is then sent to [[Module:Lang]] which checks for it in [[Data:Lang_en.json]] (or a different language).
If the scaling type or the stat key is not found in the hero's data, this function returns an empty string instead of an error message.


As of writing this (not exhaustive), localizable variables include:
=== hero_has_stat ===
Checks if a hero possesses a specific stat in their Base data, Level Scaling (Boons), or Spirit Scaling. Used primarily for conditionally hiding rows in infoboxes.
 
The base value is looked up in the hero's top-level data, then the 'Weapon' block, then the 'AltFire' block, the same as get_hero_var. A stat counts as present when its base value is non-zero, or when it has any non-zero scaling.
 
====Parameters====
* '''hero_key''' - Key of the hero.
* '''stat_key''' - Key of the stat to check (e.g., BulletResist, TechResist).
 
====Example====
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|hero_has_stat|hero_kelvin|TechResist}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|hero_has_stat|hero_kelvin|TechResist}}
 
=== get_hero_key ===
Returns the key of the specified hero's english name. A hero key may also be passed, in which case it is returned unchanged. Matching is case-insensitive. Returns "Hero not found." when the input matches no hero.
 
====Parameters====
* '''hero_name''' - Name of the hero in english, or a hero key
 
====Example====
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_key|Abrams}}</pre>
 
=== resolve_key ===
The same lookup as get_hero_key, but returns an empty string instead of "Hero not found." when the input matches no hero. Intended for templates that need to branch on whether the input names a hero at all.
 
====Parameters====
* '''hero_name_or_key''' - Name of the hero in english, or a hero key
 
====Example====
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|resolve_key|Abrams}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|resolve_key|Abrams}}
 
=== get_ability_key ===
Gets the ability key from a hero's bound ability slot
 
====Parameters====
* '''hero_key''' - Key of the hero
* '''slot_number''' - Slot number (1-based index)
 
====Example====
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_ability_key|hero_atlas|1}}</pre>
 
=== get_hero_tag ===
Retrieve a hero's description tags with [[Module:Lang]], to be used in [[Template:HeroRosterCard]] and [[Template:Infobox hero]]
 
====Parameters====
* '''name''' - Name of the hero in english. This is normally referenced from the template parameters
* '''number''' - Which tag to call (1, 2 or 3)
 
====Example====
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_tag|Abrams|1}}</pre>
 
=== has_tags ===
Returns "true" when the hero has description tags, or an empty string otherwise. Intended for templates that need to hide a tag block entirely for heroes without tags.
 
====Parameters====
* '''name''' - Name of the hero in english
 
====Example====
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|has_tags|Abrams}}</pre>
{{#invoke:HeroData|has_tags|Abrams}}
 
=== write_role_playstyle_quote ===
Writes a formatted role and playstyle quotation for a hero
 
====Parameters====
* '''hero_key''' - Key of the hero
 
====Example====
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|write_role_playstyle_quote|hero_atlas}}</pre>
 
=== write_default_items ===
Writes the recommended items list for a hero
 
====Parameters====
* '''hero_key''' - Key of the hero (unlocalized)
 
====Example====
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|write_default_items|hero_atlas}}</pre>
 
=== write_ground_dash_buckets ===
Outputs a wikitable of heroes grouped by their GroundDashDuration using [[Template:HeroIcon]]
 
====Example====
 
<pre>{{#invoke:HeroData|write_ground_dash_buckets}}</pre>
 
{{#invoke:HeroData|write_ground_dash_buckets}}
 
== Localizable values ==
Localizable values as of writing this:
* Hero names (via hero keys)
* Lore
* Lore
* Playstyle
* Playstyle
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* WeaponDescription
* WeaponDescription
* WeaponName
* WeaponName
* TODO each value in WeaponTypes
* elements in WeaponTypes
* elements in RecommendedItems
* All stat labels and postfixes
* Ability descriptions and names
* Hero tags (1, 2, 3)
 
== Internal Utility Functions ==
The following functions are called directly from Lua by other modules, not from wikitext:
 
=== get_json_item ===
Returns the table of a specific hero by name
 
====Parameters====
* '''name''' - Name of the hero in english
 
=== get_stat ===
Returns the value of a stat, checking the hero's top-level data, then the 'Weapon' block, then the 'AltFire' block. Returns nil when the hero has no such stat. This is the shared lookup behind get_hero_var, get_list_elem and hero_has_stat.
 
====Parameters====
* '''hero_data''' - Hero table, such as the one returned by get_json_item
* '''stat''' - Key of the stat
 
=== get_scalings ===
Returns an ordered list of a hero's scalings for a stat, Level first then Spirit:
 
<pre>{ { type = "Level", value = 1.5 }, { type = "Spirit", value = 0.04 } }</pre>
 
Absent and zero scalings are omitted, so an empty list means the stat does not scale.
 
====Parameters====
* '''hero_data''' - Hero table
* '''stat''' - Key of the stat
* '''include_zero''' - OPTIONAL, keep scalings whose value is 0. Only get_hero_scaling_data needs this.
 
=== has_stat ===
Returns true when a hero has a non-zero base value for a stat, or any scaling for it. Backs hero_has_stat.
 
====Parameters====
* '''hero_data''' - Hero table
* '''stat''' - Key of the stat
 
=== find_hero_key ===
Resolves a hero key or an english hero name to a hero key, case-insensitively. Returns nil when the input matches no hero. Backs get_hero_key and resolve_key.
 
====Parameters====
* '''input''' - Hero key or english hero name
 
=== hero_tag ===
Returns a hero's Nth description tag, or an empty string when there is no such tag. Backs get_hero_tag and has_tags.
 
====Parameters====
* '''hero_en''' - Name of the hero in english
* '''index''' - Which tag to return (1, 2 or 3)
 
=== write_scalar_str ===
Returns the expanded <code>Ss</code> or <code>PI</code> template for a scaling value, or an empty string when the value is 0.
 
====Parameters====
* '''scaling_value''' - The scaling amount
* '''scaling_type''' - "Spirit" or "Level"
* '''compact''' - OPTIONAL, render the compact form with the value shown
 
=== get_hero_scaling_data ===
'''Deprecated''', use get_scalings instead. Returns a table keyed by scaling value, so an entry is silently dropped when Level and Spirit scale by the same amount, and zero scalings are kept. Retained only for [[Module:HeroComparisonTable]].
 
====Parameters====
* '''hero_data''' - Hero table
* '''stat''' - Key of the stat
 
== Scaling System ==
The module supports two types of scaling:
* '''Spirit Scaling''' - Affects stats based on Spirit Power
* '''Level Scaling''' - Affects stats based on Power Increases/Levels/Boons

Latest revision as of 13:36, 11 August 2026

Also see:

Overview

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This module provides functions to create hero infoboxes, statboxes, or retrieve hero information using the data uploaded to Data:HeroData.json.

Both will automatically be translated depending on the language selected. If called on

  • Page - translates to english
  • Page/en - translates to english
  • Page/es - translates to spanish

See Template:Lang for more

Functions

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get_hero_var

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Retrieve a hero variable's value, such as Abram's MaxHealth

Parameters

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  • hero_name - Name of the hero in english, or key of the hero. Preferred and recommended to use hero key, as its much more efficient. Search for the key in Data:HeroData.json
  • hero_var - Key of the hero's variable, see Data:HeroData.json
  • sig_figs_or_localize - OPTIONAL, # of sig figs to round to if retrieving a float, or "true" if its a string that should be localized. See Localizable values section.

Note: Recommended to use hero key where possible, i.e. hero_atlas as its O(1) time complexity instead of hero name (Abrams) which is O(N).

Examples

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From wikitext:
Using hero name in english

{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|MaxHealth}}

800


Using hero key

{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|hero_atlas|MaxHealth}}

800


{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|FalloffStartRange}}

17


Round to 2 sig figs

{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|FalloffStartRange|2}}

17


{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|WeaponName}}

0


Localize

{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_var|Abrams|WeaponName|true}}

0

Only usable on variables that are integers, strings, or floats (meaning not dictionaries/hashes or arrays/lists).

If using sig_figs parameter, ensure the value is a float.

If using localize parameter, ensure the value is a string. See Data:HeroData.json, you will notice that hero_astro's "Lore" variable has the value "hero_astro_lore". This key is then sent to Module:Lang which checks for it in Data:Lang_en.json (or a different language).

This function will automatically search for the variable in the hero's top-level data, then the 'Weapon' block, then the 'AltFire' block.

get_alt_fire_var

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Retrieve a hero's variable's value from "AltFire" table. Works the same as get_hero_var

Examples

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{{#invoke:HeroData|get_alt_fire_var|Viscous|BulletDamage}}

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get_list_elem

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Retrieve a specified element from a list

Parameters

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  • hero_name - Name of the hero in english, or hero key. Preferred and recommended to use hero key, as its much more efficient. Search for the key in Data:HeroData.json
  • hero_var - Key of the hero's variable, see Data:HeroData.json
  • number - Index to retrieve from the list. 1 for 1st element, 2 for 2nd element, etc.
  • localize - OPTIONAL - "true" if its a string that should be localized. See Localizable values section.

Example

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From wikitext:
Using hero name in english

{{#invoke:HeroData|get_list_elem|Abrams|WeaponTypes|2}}

Attribute_EWeaponAttribute_CloseRange


Using hero key

{{#invoke:HeroData|get_list_elem|hero_atlas|WeaponTypes|2}}

Attribute_EWeaponAttribute_CloseRange


{{#invoke:HeroData|get_list_elem|Abrams|WeaponTypes|2|true}}

Close Range


get_hero_scalar

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Retrieve a hero variable's scalar value that is inside either "Spirit Scaling" or "Level Scaling", such as Abram's BulletDamage (scaling).

Parameters

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  • hero_key - Key of the hero. Search for the key of a given hero in Data:HeroData.json
  • scaling_type - "Spirit" or "Level"
  • hero_var - Key of the hero's variable that is inside either "Spirit Scaling" or "Level Scaling", see Data:HeroData.json
  • sig_figs_or_localize - OPTIONAL, # of sig figs to round to.
  • no_template - OPTIONAL, return numerical value instead of scaling template. Has to be defined as "true"

Examples

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{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_scalar|hero_atlas|Level|BulletDamage}}

+0.1

Round to 2 sig figs

{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_scalar|hero_atlas|Level|BulletDamage|2}}

+0.1

No template

{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_scalar|hero_atlas|Level|BulletDamage|2|no_template=true}}

0.1

If the scaling type or the stat key is not found in the hero's data, this function returns an empty string instead of an error message.

hero_has_stat

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Checks if a hero possesses a specific stat in their Base data, Level Scaling (Boons), or Spirit Scaling. Used primarily for conditionally hiding rows in infoboxes.

The base value is looked up in the hero's top-level data, then the 'Weapon' block, then the 'AltFire' block, the same as get_hero_var. A stat counts as present when its base value is non-zero, or when it has any non-zero scaling.

Parameters

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  • hero_key - Key of the hero.
  • stat_key - Key of the stat to check (e.g., BulletResist, TechResist).

Example

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{{#invoke:HeroData|hero_has_stat|hero_kelvin|TechResist}}

true

get_hero_key

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Returns the key of the specified hero's english name. A hero key may also be passed, in which case it is returned unchanged. Matching is case-insensitive. Returns "Hero not found." when the input matches no hero.

Parameters

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  • hero_name - Name of the hero in english, or a hero key

Example

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{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_key|Abrams}}

resolve_key

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The same lookup as get_hero_key, but returns an empty string instead of "Hero not found." when the input matches no hero. Intended for templates that need to branch on whether the input names a hero at all.

Parameters

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  • hero_name_or_key - Name of the hero in english, or a hero key

Example

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{{#invoke:HeroData|resolve_key|Abrams}}

hero_atlas

get_ability_key

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Gets the ability key from a hero's bound ability slot

Parameters

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  • hero_key - Key of the hero
  • slot_number - Slot number (1-based index)

Example

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{{#invoke:HeroData|get_ability_key|hero_atlas|1}}

get_hero_tag

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Retrieve a hero's description tags with Module:Lang, to be used in Template:HeroRosterCard and Template:Infobox hero

Parameters

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  • name - Name of the hero in english. This is normally referenced from the template parameters
  • number - Which tag to call (1, 2 or 3)

Example

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{{#invoke:HeroData|get_hero_tag|Abrams|1}}

has_tags

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Returns "true" when the hero has description tags, or an empty string otherwise. Intended for templates that need to hide a tag block entirely for heroes without tags.

Parameters

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  • name - Name of the hero in english

Example

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{{#invoke:HeroData|has_tags|Abrams}}

true

write_role_playstyle_quote

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Writes a formatted role and playstyle quotation for a hero

Parameters

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  • hero_key - Key of the hero

Example

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{{#invoke:HeroData|write_role_playstyle_quote|hero_atlas}}

write_default_items

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Writes the recommended items list for a hero

Parameters

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  • hero_key - Key of the hero (unlocalized)

Example

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{{#invoke:HeroData|write_default_items|hero_atlas}}

write_ground_dash_buckets

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Outputs a wikitable of heroes grouped by their GroundDashDuration using Template:HeroIcon

Example

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{{#invoke:HeroData|write_ground_dash_buckets}}
Hero Dash Buckets
Bucket 1 Bucket 2 Bucket 3
Calico Apollo Abrams
Celeste Billy Bebop
Grey Talon Drifter Dynamo
Haze Graves Kelvin
Holliday Infernus Lady Geist
Ivy Lash Mo & Krill
Mina McGinnis Paige
Paradox Mirage Rem
The Doorman Pocket Shiv
Seven Venator
Silver Victor
Silver (Transformed)
Sinclair
Vindicta
Viscous
Vyper
Warden
Wraith
Yamato

Localizable values

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Localizable values as of writing this:

  • Hero names (via hero keys)
  • Lore
  • Playstyle
  • Role
  • WeaponDescription
  • WeaponName
  • elements in WeaponTypes
  • elements in RecommendedItems
  • All stat labels and postfixes
  • Ability descriptions and names
  • Hero tags (1, 2, 3)

Internal Utility Functions

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The following functions are called directly from Lua by other modules, not from wikitext:

get_json_item

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Returns the table of a specific hero by name

Parameters

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  • name - Name of the hero in english

get_stat

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Returns the value of a stat, checking the hero's top-level data, then the 'Weapon' block, then the 'AltFire' block. Returns nil when the hero has no such stat. This is the shared lookup behind get_hero_var, get_list_elem and hero_has_stat.

Parameters

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  • hero_data - Hero table, such as the one returned by get_json_item
  • stat - Key of the stat

get_scalings

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Returns an ordered list of a hero's scalings for a stat, Level first then Spirit:

{ { type = "Level", value = 1.5 }, { type = "Spirit", value = 0.04 } }

Absent and zero scalings are omitted, so an empty list means the stat does not scale.

Parameters

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  • hero_data - Hero table
  • stat - Key of the stat
  • include_zero - OPTIONAL, keep scalings whose value is 0. Only get_hero_scaling_data needs this.

has_stat

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Returns true when a hero has a non-zero base value for a stat, or any scaling for it. Backs hero_has_stat.

Parameters

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  • hero_data - Hero table
  • stat - Key of the stat

find_hero_key

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Resolves a hero key or an english hero name to a hero key, case-insensitively. Returns nil when the input matches no hero. Backs get_hero_key and resolve_key.

Parameters

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  • input - Hero key or english hero name

hero_tag

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Returns a hero's Nth description tag, or an empty string when there is no such tag. Backs get_hero_tag and has_tags.

Parameters

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  • hero_en - Name of the hero in english
  • index - Which tag to return (1, 2 or 3)

write_scalar_str

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Returns the expanded Ss or PI template for a scaling value, or an empty string when the value is 0.

Parameters

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  • scaling_value - The scaling amount
  • scaling_type - "Spirit" or "Level"
  • compact - OPTIONAL, render the compact form with the value shown

get_hero_scaling_data

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Deprecated, use get_scalings instead. Returns a table keyed by scaling value, so an entry is silently dropped when Level and Spirit scale by the same amount, and zero scalings are kept. Retained only for Module:HeroComparisonTable.

Parameters

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  • hero_data - Hero table
  • stat - Key of the stat

Scaling System

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The module supports two types of scaling:

  • Spirit Scaling - Affects stats based on Spirit Power
  • Level Scaling - Affects stats based on Power Increases/Levels/Boons